Amicus curiae briefs: A. help experts testifying in court get their point across. B. provide a way to influence the court when e
xpert testimony is not allowed. C. summarize the questions raised by the jury during deliberation of a verdict. D. reflect scientists' lack of interest in the legal system.
B. Provides a way to influence the court when expert testimony is not allowed
Explanation:
Amicus Curiae briefs are filed by the people who have interest in the subject matter of the lawsuit but they are not party to the litigation. Amicus curae means "friend of the court" briefs. It helps to provide sympathetic advocate to address policy issues and expand the effects of a potentially important prior court opinion
Filing of amicus brief signals the court that the case is important and related to many issues apart form the litigants interests. e.g An amicus curae about public health speaks a lot about the health significance of the policies at stake.
The First Amendment sets the tone for the Bill of Rights. The First Amendment begins with the statement "Congress shall pass no law...The purpose is so" The first eclairs the government cannot take away our rights
