It used to be common for U.S. Supreme Court Justices to dissent from opinions of the Court without writing or joining a separate dissenting opinion; the U.S. Reports simply would note that the Justice dissents. The practice is still common in some courts, but is quite rare for the modern U.S. Supreme Court.

  So here's the question: What is the most recent case in which a U.S. Supreme Court Justice dissented from a majority merits opinion of the Court without either filing or joining a dissenting opinion? The most recent case I know of is Minnesota v. Olson, from 1990, in which Rehnquist and Blackmun dissented without opinion, but I wonder if there are more recent examples.