Difference between revisions of "Plurality opinion"

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The ''' Plurality opinion''' is the opinion, which is supported by three of four [[justices]], that because the decision, but not the legal reasoning, is supported by a majority.  
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The ''' Plurality opinion''' is the opinion supported by three of four [[justices]], that the decision, but not the legal reasoning, is supported by a majority.  
  
 
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Revision as of 03:25, November 23, 2008

The Plurality opinion is the opinion supported by three of four justices, that the decision, but not the legal reasoning, is supported by a majority.