concurring opinion

But in five of those cases, she added her own concurring opinion.

In all, she wrote 13 concurring opinions - more than any other Justice.

Lord Scott gave a concurring opinion and said the following.

Justice Douglas wrote the only concurring opinion of this case.

Justice Kennedy took a different approach in his separate concurring opinion.

Justice Kennedy's concurring opinion did not go that far.

Wilson J. wrote her own concurring opinion taking a significantly different approach.

A simple concurring opinion arises when a judge joins the decision of the court but has something to add.

Justice Stevens, in his separate concurring opinion, criticized this analysis.

This one is buried in a concurring opinion to the R2000-1 decision.

He chose not to write a dissenting or concurring opinion, in either hearing.

Justice Brown, in his concurring opinion, also expressed the same thought:

The full opinion and two concurring opinions are at nytimes.com/tech.

Justice White wrote a concurring opinion, which the other three jointed in most respects.

At the time the city hired a consultant and got concurring opinions from outside actuaries.

And the two concurring opinions went even further.

But they took issue with a concurring opinion to the full court's ruling rejecting the Administration's request for review.

In concurring opinions, these three stressed that Federal court relief remained at least theoretically available.

Justice O'Connor made much the same point in her concurring opinion.

Similarly the concurring opinion in the same case stated that:

Chief Justice Burger delivered a concurring opinion in the case.

Justices often write separate concurring opinions if they agree with the majority but for different reasons.

No concurring opinions were written for the case.

John P. Stevens filed a concurring opinion in the result.

Justice Winchester wrote a concurring opinion to the majority.