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A '''dissenting opinion''' is an opinion of a [[judge]] who votes against the majority's opinion. He or she must include his reasons for disagreeing with the opinion of the majority.
 
A '''dissenting opinion''' is an opinion of a [[judge]] who votes against the majority's opinion. He or she must include his reasons for disagreeing with the opinion of the majority.
  
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Latest revision as of 23:57, January 14, 2009

A dissenting opinion is an opinion of a judge who votes against the majority's opinion. He or she must include his reasons for disagreeing with the opinion of the majority.