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amicus curiae
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amicus curiae

In law, a barrister advising the court in a legal case as a neutral person, not representing either side.



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Jon Davidson of Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, who filed a friend of the court brief on Rene's behalf, said the case could have widespread implications.
Victory against harassment. (Court) by Quittner, Jeremy / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
A friend of the court brief is an action filed by a person or organization that is not party to a lawsuit but that believes it has evidence or perspective that would help the court make its decision.
WATER AGENCY SEEKS TO JOIN PROJECT DEBATE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
If they are not permitted to become a party to the case, they will request to file a friend of the court brief, Breen said.
Kalikow, Council continue appeals by Real Estate Weekly
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