A brief submitted by an interested group or person who shares relevant information about a case to help the Court reach a decision is known as a(n):

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An amicus curiae brief is a brief submitted by an interested party who is not a party to the case, but who wants to provide information to help the court make its decision. These briefs are often submitted by interest groups, scholars, or individuals who have a particular expertise or interest in the subject matter of the case.

A Brief Submitted by an Interested Group or Person Who