concurring

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But a concurring opinion contained the remark that the government should show the “necessity” of forcing reporters to testify.
但是，同時(shí)也有觀點(diǎn)包含了以下意見(jiàn)：政府在強(qiáng)迫記者作證時(shí)需證明“必要性”。
George Washington University's Daniel Solove, who blogs at Concurring Opinions, has tried to capture the byzantine complexities of modern privacy.
喬治華盛頓大學(xué)的Daniel Solove，經(jīng)常在Concurring OPinions上寫(xiě)博客，他試圖去理解過(guò)于復(fù)雜的現(xiàn)代隱私學(xué)。
But in a widely noted concurring opinion, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor suggested that a less draconian approach--distinguishing gang members from innocent bystanders--might pass constitutional muster.
奧康納認(rèn)為，采取一種不太嚴(yán)厲的做法把犯罪集團(tuán)成員與無(wú)辜的旁觀者加以區(qū)分的方法

In separate concurring opinions, Justice Antonin Scalia and Justice Samuel Alito said Ginsburg's interpretation wasn't strict enough.
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Thomas wrote a concurring opinion, which laid out a template that he, and to some extent the Court, has since followed.
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If one person concurs with another person, the two people agree. You can also say that two people concur.