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Which of the following best describes the legal phrase amicus curiae?

Amicus curiae means friend of the court. An amicus assists the court by offering relevant legal submissions or information, rather than being a party asserting a claim in…

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Which of the following best describes the legal phrase amicus curiae?

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Amicus curiae means friend of the court. An amicus assists the court by offering relevant legal submissions or information, rather than being a party asserting a claim in the case. 'Let the buyer beware' is caveat emptor, while 'by what authority' relates to quo warranto.

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