There exist differences between a majority opinion, a concurring opinion, and a dissenting opinion. Majority opinions are issued when the majority of Supreme Court justices, agree with one another on the conclusion and reason that led them to that conclusion. Concurring opinions are filed by members of the majority who believe something was not mentioned in opinion and must express such thoughts. Dissenting interpretations are commonly transcribed by any one of the justices that disagrees with the conclusion reached by the majority explain the majority were wrong to come up with that conclusion. Both opinions have a differing effect on the state of the law in America. Concurrent opinion is beneficial to the lawyer in the development of specific
