There were several separate concurring and dissenting opinions today.

But he did make his views known, establishing a distinctive voice through separate concurring or dissenting opinions.

The court members find Tyson guilty (2/3 concurring).

Justice Antonin Scalia wrote a pointed opinion of his own concurring in the Court's decision not to hear the appeal.

Each slip opinion consists of the majority or plurality opinion, any concurring or dissenting opinions, and the syllabus.

Francis H. McAdams, Member, filed the following concurring and dissenting statement:

By Justice Kennedy, Concurring, in Part The State identifies two interests served by the law.

A Justice who only partially agrees with the majority opinion while disagreeing with portions thereof may even write a "concurring and dissenting opinion".

A concurring (but dubious) passage in the Augustan History claims that he studied law with Severus under Scaevola.

Opinions of the court in each case, prepended with a headnote prepared by the Reporter of Decisions, and any concurring or dissenting opinions are published sequentially.

By Justice O'Connor, Concurring in Part In its interpretation of Missouri's "determination of viability" provision, Mo.

Drafts of the Court's opinion, as well as any concurring or dissenting opinions, circulate among the Justices until the Court is prepared to announce the judgment in a particular case.

The documents included a handwritten note from Ms. Gorelick as deputy attorney general concurring in the policy recommendations arising from that dialogue, which incorporated some of Ms. White's concerns.

By Justice Stevens Concurring in part and dissenting in part The portions of the Court's opinion that I have joined are more important than those with which I disagree.

The Director is nominated by the President, with the concurring or nonconcurring recommendation from the Director of National Intelligence and must be confirmed by majority vote from the Senate .

Ms. Baker, author of "Felix Frankfurter" and "Miranda: Crime, Law and Politics," has her own concurring and dissenting views of Holmes and presents them strongly in her biography.

By JUSTICE STEVENS Concurring There are at least three reasons for rejecting petitioner's argument that the limited exception violates Article III, s2.

By Justice Stevens, Concurring Joined by Justice White and Justice Blackmun on to Part I Conduct that creates special risks or causes special harms may be prohibited by special rules.

The bench opinion pamphlet for each case consists of the majority or plurality opinion, any concurring or dissenting opinions written by the Justices, and a prefatory syllabus prepared by the Reporter's Office that summarizes the decision.

By Justice Scalia, Concurring The various opinions in this case portray quite clearly the difficult, indeed agonizing, questions that are presented by the constantly increasing power of science to keep the human body alive for longer than any reasonable person would want to inhabit it.

FROM CONCURRING OPINION By Justice Kennedy For the reasons explained by the court, an equal protection violation has not been shown with respect to the several states in this case.

By Justice Powell, Concurring, I agree with the Court that the protracted history of this litigation justifies the conclusion that the "one-for-one" promotion to corporal was appropriate. . . . the effect of the order on innocent white troopers is likely to be relatively diffuse.

Racial balancing in elementary and secondary school student assignments may be a legitimate remedial device to correct other fundamental inequities that were themselves caused by the constitutional violation. . . . . . . JUSTICE SCALIA Concurring.

By Justice O'Connor, Concurring . . . As the Court explains, petitioner is not innocent in the eyes of the law because, in our system of justice, "the trial is the paramount event for determining the guilt or innocence of the defendant."

Or are you just going to concur with what he said?

But the other man did not sound happy to concur.

But it took another 20 years for the rest of the medical world to concur.

On certain points, we cannot, however, concur with the report.

The greater part of society also concurs with this view.

But she also concurred in the view that I was like my father.

You obviously might just concur with doing some work or something?

He put the question round the room and people concurred.

And he had left behind him many who would concur with this.

Do they concur about what went on in the woods?

A small minority, with which I am sure most other teachers would concur.

But in it, the companies concurred with the major findings.

And evidence being what it is, I'm forced to concur.

"We again do not concur with that position," the report said.

However, he concurs that it takes some doing to go to another state and fight a case.

So we did check that and she concurred with it.

They concurred and left before he could get rolling again.

Yet another judge concurred with the majority for different reasons.

All members of today's Court would concur in that counsel.

Lots of people I know who have lived there concur.

The agency itself, after putting off a decision for three months, concurred.

Were it not for the side effects, I would generally concur.

"It looks like the court has concurred with that point of view," he added.

I've a suitable woman in mind for you and your father concurs.

I have to put all this to my humans, of course, but they usually concur.