When a justice agrees with the ruling of the Court's majority but not all of its reasoning, he or she may often write ________.
A) a dissent
B) a concurrence
C) ex parte
D) per curiam
E) a writ of certiorari

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When a justice agrees with the ruling of the Court's majority but not all of its reasoning, he or she may write a concurrence. A concurrence is a separate opinion written by a justice who agrees with the majority decision but for different reasons than those stated in the majority opinion.

When a Justice Agrees with the Ruling of the Court's