A supreme court justice agrees with the majority ruling of a recent decision by the court regarding campaign finance law and writes a concurring opinion, while another justice disagrees with the majority ruling writes a dissenting opinion.
Majority rule, refers to the principle that hold that decision-making power belongs to the group that has the most members. In politics, the majority rule requires the deciding vote to have majority, that is, more than half the votes.
The majority ruling is the binary decision rule used most often in influential decision-making bodies, including many of legislatures of democratic nations.
Simply put, as majority rule postulates that the decision selected is the one majority of people endorse, a very good example is when the president is chosen using the majority rule with the one garnering more votes from the Electoral College winning.
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