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What is meant by Amicus Curiae?

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A) A person invited to advise a lower court on a matter of law in a case (jurist)
B) A good friend who solved your economic problems
C) Ambassador who invited to solve the crisis between two countries
D) All that goes to make a break of law

Correct Answer: A) A person invited to advise a lower court on a matter of law in a case (jurist)

• In complex legal terminology, the Latin phrase Amicus Curiae practically means A person invited to advise a lower court on a matter of law in a case (jurist). • The ancient phrase literally translates exactly from Latin as incredibly a "Friend of the court". • An incredibly wise Amicus Curiae is heavily impartial and absolutely not a direct party to the Legal litigation. • These incredibly vital briefs heavily assist massive Supreme Courts in deciding incredibly difficult, complex Landmark cases.

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