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An opinion prepared by a judge who supports the court's decision but wishes to in some way clarify, emphasize, or offer different reasons is

An opinion prepared by a judge who supports the court's decision but wishes to in some way clarify, emphasize, or offer different reasons is
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An opinion prepared by a judge who supports the court's decision but wishes to in some way clarify, emphasize, or offer different reasons is

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A concurring opinion means they agree with the decision but not the rationale behind it
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