An opinion prepared by a judge who supports the court's decision but wishes to in some way clarify, emphasize, or offer different reasons is
A) a majority opinion.
B) a dissenting opinion.
C) a concurring opinion.
D) a plurality opinion.
E) a unanimous opinion.

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A concurring opinion is written by a judge who agrees with the court's decision, but wants to add something to the discussion. It may clarify an issue in the case or emphasize a point that was not fully explored in the majority opinion.

An Opinion Prepared by a Judge Who Supports the Court's