Synonyms for concurring opinion
con·cur·ring opin·ion

Princeton's WordNet

1. concurring opinionnoun

   an opinion that agrees with the court's disposition of the case but is written to express a particular judge's reasoning

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1. David Kopel:

   Few people realize how often Justice Thomas' solo opinions eventually become majority opinions in Supreme Court, for example, in the 1997 case Printz v. United States, Justice Thomas ' wrote a concurring opinion saying that some gun control laws might violate the Second Amendment, expressing his hope that the court would one day take a Second Amendment case.

2. Phil Murphy:

   The President can feel confident in staking out a position -- I know I feel confident -- because we're not speculating. These are facts, we know exactly what these folks are doing and what they say they will do. You read Clarence Thomas's concurring opinion [ on the Dobbs decision ]. You listen to Kevin McCarthy. You look at a [ Ohio Rep. ] Jim Jordan.