Sentence examples for written concurred from inspiring English sources

The fifteen years' worth of judicial decisions that he has written, concurred in, or dissented from add up to around five million words — triple the wordage of "War and Peace," "Ulysses," and the King James Bible combined.

But Justice Alito often wrote concurring opinions to underscore or try to extend conservative rulings, especially in criminal cases.

Both the chief justice and Justice Alito wrote concurring opinions to "emphasize the limits of today's holding," as Justice Alito put it.

Anthony Burgess, writing later, concurred.

During his tenure, he has written more concurring opinions than any other justice, and only two justices have written more dissents.

The three justices who remain had written a concurring opinion in the case in which they found the law invalid merely because it did not pass with the two-thirds majority needed to alter the state constitution's voting requirements.

Oborne writes: "I concur with this judgment, and indeed would go further than Mr Barnett.

Philip Meyer, who wrote "The Vanishing Newspaper," concurs: "Technology has destroyed the monopolies that these laws were designed to regulate".

Two of the justices who had been on opposite sides of the recount issue -- Barbara J. Pariente and Leander J. Shaw Jr. -- wrote lengthy concurring opinions on the issue of standards.

Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito agreed with the outcome of the case, but wrote separate concurring opinions to lay out different reasons for their votes.

The commissioner praises the style in which the briefings are written and concurs that this approach would be less likely in future if this material from 1992 is disclosed now.