When a judge or justice agrees with the majority opinion but for different reasons and wants to make or emphasize a point, that judge's or justice's opinion is called a opinion.

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A concurring opinion is written by a judge or justice who agrees with the decision of the majority of the court but wants to express a different reason for the decision or emphasize a particular point.

When a Judge or Justice Agrees with the Majority Opinion