Definition of "concurring" [con•cur•ring]

• Present participle of concur. (verb)

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• "Chairman Martin, Commissioners Copps and Tate; Commissioner Adelstein concurring, dissenting in part."
• "You then have what are called concurring opinions and dissent, and two justices names don't appear there at all: Justices O'Connor and Justice Kennedy."
• "Mindful of his senate testimony, the Chief Justice wrote a 14-page mea culpa (in legal parlance called a concurring opinion) explaining why his vote to overrule earlier cases did not overrule his testimony before the U.S. S.nate."