concurrence

In that concurrence, Ho declared that unauthorized immigration may qualify as an “invasion” under the Constitution akin to a foreign army storming over the border to wage war.

I got down into the weeds of Roberts’ decision and some of Barrett’s concurrence, and I have to tell you that only in the Olympic sport of gymnastics have I ever seen such an ability to bend over backward while bowing before power.

Indeed, as Justice Stephanie F. Stacy wrote in concurrence, the state Legislature has been dictating the process of reenfranchisement since 1875, when the current constitution was ratified.

The bill was returned to the Assembly for routine concurrence in Senate amendments.

And Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in his Dobbs concurrence that the court should overturn Obergefell, Griswold, and Lawrence v.