Those who are not party to a legal action, but who still have an interest in the case, may:

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Non-parties who have an interest in a case may submit amicus curiae briefs, which allow them to offer their perspective to the court. However, the court is not obligated to consider these briefs and does so at its own discretion. Subpoenaing a judge or filing as a hostile witness would not be appropriate or effective for non-parties. Option D is incorrect as non-parties may have a legitimate interest in a case and should be able to have their voice heard in some capacity.

Those Who Are Not Party to a Legal Action, but Who