If an appellate court judge disagrees with the majority opinion, she may write a:
A) deviating opinion
B) disgruntled opinion
C) focused opinion
D) deviant opinion
E) none of the other choices are correct

Question

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The correct term for an opinion written by an appellate court judge who disagrees with the majority is a "dissenting opinion," which is not listed among the options provided.

If an Appellate Court Judge Disagrees with the Majority Opinion