A dissenting opinion
A)An appeal by a losing defendant.
B)A judicial ruling that conflicts with stare decisis.
C)A judicial opinion where a judge states a different result should have been reached by the court.
D)A written opinion where a judge agrees with the result reached by another judge, but for different reasons.

Question

A dissenting opinion​
A)An appeal by a losing defendant.
B)A judicial ruling that conflicts with stare decisis.
C)A judicial opinion where a judge states a different result should have been reached by the court.
D)A written opinion where a judge agrees with the result reached by another judge, but for different reasons.

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A dissenting opinion is when a judge expresses disagreement with the majority's decision, indicating that a different outcome should have been reached.

A Dissenting Opinion​

A Dissenting Opinion