| Heavy amicus curiae briefs are filed in support of both upholding and reversing the Circuit Court's decision. |
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| The bench directed that the list be given to the amicus curiae Janak Dwarkadas before August 10 for a consideration. |
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| The other parties were the Official Receiver and, as amicus curiae, the Official Solicitor. |
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| The name amicus curiae is generally acknowledged as something of a misnomer, in that very few amici intend primarily to help the court. |
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| The Office of the Secretary for Human Rights has been very active in this regard, and has even presented amicus curiae to support some cases. |
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| The Agency heard expert witnesses presented by the amicus curiae and the carrier. |
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| The competent committee could also request amicus curiae briefs from other bodies to ensure consistent interpretations of similar provisions. |
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| We also explained the concept of amicus curiae in detail because it is an important instrument for actions taken by civil society. |
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| She also stated that it was possible for NGOs to act as amicus curiae to the Court. |
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| The amicus curiae argued that no government may sign contracts that threaten human rights obligations. |
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| Vivendi, who was amicus curiae in the case, is very satisfied with this decision as it is totally in line with the position defended all along by the Group in the American and French Courts. |
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| The competent authority shall also request representatives from UNHCR and other competent international organizations to make submissions as amicus curiae and present evidence. |
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| Appellate courts may also grant permission for an amicus curiae to submit a brief in support of a particular party or position. |
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| We believe the judge has the right to appoint an amicus curiae, but we're thinking of a situation wherein you become more than an amicus curiae: you become the counsel. |
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| Since no advocacy group had emerged to present expert evidence in support of the position that obesity is a disability, the Agency decided to appoint an independent person to act as an amicus curiae to do so. |
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| An amicus curiae brief is filed by someone who is not party to the case and can provide information on legal matters, and is often filed in an attempt to lobby the Supreme Court. |
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