amicus curiaein a sentence
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Word was whispered down our line that amicus curiae meant "friend of the court."† (source)
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The cemetery was the final resting place-in voce verbatim via amicus curiae, as he legally explained to the authorities on Montserrat.† (source)
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Bar, with his little insinuating jury droop, and fingering his persuasive double eye-glass, hoped he might be excused if he mentioned to one of the greatest converters of the root of all evil into the root of all good, who had for a long time reflected a shining lustre on the annals even of our commercial country—if he mentioned, disinterestedly, and as, what we lawyers called in our pedantic way, amicus curiae, a fact that had come by accident within his knowledge.† (source)
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The attorneys for the Department of Justice called themselves amicus curiae, saying they were prepared to offer more than one hundred witnesses to support the order for integration.† (source)
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The court has broad discretion to grant or to deny permission to act as amicus curiae.†amicus curiae = an adviser to the court
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Both the ACLU and the Justice Department were amici curiae in a case involving an employer's alleged abuse of his employees civil liberties.†amici curiae = advisers to the court on a matter of law
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