In this discussion, you will practice using the new concepts from our reading related to the majority, concurring, and dissenting opinions and consider why judges may write each of these types of opinions. Outcomes Describe the four primary sources of law in the United States. Define precedent and when a court might depart from precedent. Explain what citations are and where to find cases. Differentiate a concurring, dissenting, and majority opinion and explain why judges may write them. Instructions In at least 150 words, respond to the below prompt incorporating at least one academic reference supporting your position: Explain the differences between a concurring, dissenting, and majority opinion in your own words; and Share your thoughts on why judges and justices may write concurring and dissenting opinions even when these don't affect the outcome of the case at hand