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If a Justice Agrees with the Decision Reached in Another

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If a justice agrees with the decision reached in another opinion but writes a separate opinion explaining her own reasons for reaching that decision, she has written a:


A) dissenting opinion.
B) plurality opinion.
C) concurring opinion.
D) holding.

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