Why do the Supreme Court justices often write concurring and/or dissenting opinions in a case?

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MoLow · Answer 1 · 2020-09-11T05:17:16+0000

The justices each have their own opinions which is why there will be conflicting opinions and feelings on a case that they oversee. The power of judicial review limits laws the senate and congress can pass.

Why do the Supreme Court justices often write concurring and/or dissenting opinions in a case?

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