Paul Rees, Peter H. Rohn
Abstract
This article examines the law applicable to, the practice surrounding and the reasons for producing dissenting opinions and offers guidance as to the circumstances in which a dissenting opinion may be appropriate and the manner in which it should be prepared.
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This article examines the law applicable to, the practice surrounding and the reasons for producing dissenting opinions and offers guidance as to the circumstances in which a dissenting opinion may be appropriate and the manner in which it should be prepared.
Key concepts: Dissenting opinion, Political science, Judicial opinion, Law, Sociology