amicus

Noun

Meaning

amicus (plural amici)

(law, informal) Someone not a party to a case who submits a brief and/or presents oral argument in that case.

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Synonyms

arbitrage arbitral jury amicus curiae cognatus

Phrases with the word

amicus brief amicus humani generis amicus curiae briefs amicus curiae submissions as amicus curiae

Anagrams

amusic Casium Macusi Muisca musaic

Examples

Is amicus est, qui in re dubia re adjuvat. Plautus

Amicus certus in re incerta cernitur. Latin Proverb

Amicus (mihi) Plato, sed magis amica veritas. Latin Proverb

Although the amicus curiæ brief written by the APA denies the credibility of the brainwashing theory, the APA submitted the brief under "intense pressure by a consortium of pro-religion scholars (a. Source: Internet

"Absent an immediate appeal of the Order, the continued application of the server test in this jurisdiction will remain unsettled during the pendency of this action," stated an amicus brief. Source: Internet

During the day’s hearing, the court’s amicus curies apprised it of various orders of the NGT and Custom authorities for disposal of ammonium nitrate seized in Tamil Nadu. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

amicroscopic amicrovillar amictic amicus brief amicus curiae amicus curiae brief