20. What is the purpose of writing a dissenting opinion?

First, a judge may write a dissent to persuade the majority, and the dissenting opinion may ultimately become the majority opinion. Second, a dissent can improve the majority opinion by pointing out the majority's mistakes either in its description of the facts, the law, or in its reasoning.

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a judge may write a dissent to persuade the majority, and the dissenting opinion may ultimately become the majority opinion. Second, a dissent can improve the majority opinion by pointing out the majority's mistakes either in its description of the facts, the law, or in its reasoning

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letter a is the answer

first it was savannah, then it was augusta, louisville, milledgeville, then atlanta.

i live in georgia.

-seth