Justices who disagree with the majority decision of the Court may choose to publicize the character of their disagreement in the form of a

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A justice who disagrees with the majority decision can choose to write a dissenting opinion to explain their disagreement with the reasoning and outcome of the majority decision. The dissenting opinion serves to articulate the minority perspective and offer an alternative view for future cases.

Justices Who Disagree with the Majority Decision of the Court