is authored by one or more justices, and agrees with the outcome decided by the majority, but state other reasons supporting the outcomes

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18 March, 13:52

is authored by one or more justices, and agrees with the outcome decided by the majority, but state other reasons supporting the outcomes

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the relevant circumstances of a legal dispute or offense as determined by a trial court ... a court opinion that results when a majority of justices agree on a decision in a ... the tradition that a U. S. senator from the state in which a federal judicial ... votes with the majority but for different legal reasons than the other justices.