amicus curiae
/əˌmiːkəs ˈkjʊəriaɪ/
An impartial adviser to a court of law in a particular case
“The organization filed an amicus curiae brief.”
Origin: Latin phrase meaning friend of the court, from amicus (friend) + curia (court)
/əˌmiːkəs ˈkjʊəriaɪ/
An impartial adviser to a court of law in a particular case
“The organization filed an amicus curiae brief.”
Origin: Latin phrase meaning friend of the court, from amicus (friend) + curia (court)