Those justices that voted with the minority and who disagree with the majority opinion may wish to issue a(n)

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A dissenting opinion is a written opinion issued by a justice who disagrees with the majority opinion. It explains the reasons behind the disagreement and can offer an alternative interpretation of the law. A concurring opinion is written by a justice who agrees with the majority opinion, but for different reasons. An amicus curiae brief is a document filed by a third party who is not part of the case but may have an interest in the outcome. A minority opinion is not a common legal term and is not a choice in this scenario.

Those Justices That Voted with the Minority and Who Disagree