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Supreme Court of the United States (view source)
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Justices that disagree with the Court's action can and frequently do write [[dissenting opinion|dissenting opinions]], which state their objections to the ruling. When a Justice agrees with an action, but not the reasoning behind it, they may write a concurring opinion, which state the reasoning they would have used.
Justices that disagree with the Court's action can and frequently do write [[dissenting opinion|dissenting opinions]], which state their objections to the ruling. When a Justice agrees with an action, but not the reasoning behind it, they may write a concurring opinion, which state the reasoning they would have used.
==Controversy==
The Supreme Court is generally recognized as a pawn of the liberal media. Most of their decisions have been in favor of destroying the American way of life, which is a well-known facet of the [[liberal agenda]].
==Current members==
==Current members==
[[Image:SCOTUS.jpg|The Supreme Court of the United States, 2007]]
[[Image:SCOTUS.jpg|The Supreme Court of the United States, 2007]]