A lawyer appointed by the court to look after the interest of those who do not have the
Capacity to assert their own rights is referred to as a ______.

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A guardian ad litem is a court-appointed lawyer who represents the interests of those who are unable to assert their own rights, such as children or individuals with disabilities. Choice A (Child watcher) and B (Child saver) are not typically used terms in the legal system, and choice D (Guardian angel) is not an official title for a court-appointed lawyer.

A Lawyer Appointed by the Court to Look After the Interest