An opinion that expresses agreement with the majority's outcome,but not their reasoning,is called a:
A)concurring opinion.
B)dissenting opinion.
C)majority opinion.
D)nonconforming opinion.
E)memorandum opinion.

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A concurring opinion is when a judge or justice agrees with the majority's outcome, but has a different rationale or reasoning for coming to that conclusion. This type of opinion can be used to provide additional insight or perspective on the case.

An Opinion That Expresses Agreement with the Majority's Outcome,but Not