An interested party (such as an interest group)may submit its opinions to the Court in the form of a(n)

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An interest group or any other interested party can submit their opinions to the court in the form of an amicus curiae brief. These are briefs filed by non-parties to the case but who have an interest in its outcome. The purpose of these briefs is to provide additional information or arguments that may help the Court make its decision.

An Interested Party (Such as an Interest Group)may Submit Its