Why was the Congress of People's Deputies so revolutionary? Its members were elected by the Soviet people, not appointed by the Communist Party.
Answer:
1) <em>majority opinion</em>, which states the decision of the majority of the Court, usually at least five of the justices. Almost every case has a majority opinion. It expresses the reasons the court is deciding the case the way it is.
2) <em>concurring opinion</em>, which is the opinion of one or more justices who voted with the majority, but for differing legal reasons.
(ex. the flag burning cases. One of the Justices agreed with the majority, but had a separate opinion: "the conduct was disgusting, but protected.")
3) <em>dissenting opinion</em>, this is the kind of opinion when the justice writing it disagrees with the result of the majority opinion.
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In Federalist No. 51, James Madison's concerns about a powerful legislative branch point to his belief in the "separation of powers" between the major branches of government, which protect against any one branch from becoming too powerful.
