What is another word for amicus curiae?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈamɪkəs kjˈʊɹɪˌiː], [ ˈamɪkəs kjˈʊɹɪˌiː], [ ˈa_m_ɪ_k_ə_s k_j_ˈʊ_ɹ_ɪ__ˌiː]
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Synonyms for Amicus curiae:
n.
• amicus curiae (noun) • friend of the court (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • person (noun)Other synonyms:
• attorney • Other relevant words:- canvasser,
- advocator,
- advise,
- example,
- friend,
- alternating,
- counseling,
- dummy up,
- fighter,
- fill in,
- captain,
- overcome,
- dumbbell,
- booster,
- sensation,
- frailty,
- master key,
- federal agent,
- deputise,
- lower-ranking,
- lowly,
- congresswoman,
- victor,
- control,
- whizz,
- maestro,
- foster,
- stand in,
- strawman,
- monitor,
- chief,
- defend,
- blank,
- get over,
- instance,
- fipple pipe,
- excuse,
- illustration,
- computer backup,
- front,
- superstar,
- headmaster,
- proponent,
- deputy sheriff,
- interchange,
- main,
- petty,
- urge,
- registrar,
- protagonist,
- title-holder,
- guidance,
- sea captain,
- principal,
- musical accompaniment,
- average,
- nominal head,
- front man,
- power,
- exculpation,
- junior-grade,
- utility,
- star,
- superior,
- alternative,
- mouth,
- dope,
- flip-flop,
- booby,
- subdue,
- police lieutenant,
- maven,
- broker,
- straw man,
- direction,
- hotshot,
- flip,
- silent person,
- invigilate,
- paladin,
- take turns,
- replacement,
- ace,
- replace,
- standby,
- pinhead,
- surmount,
- recording machine,
- fipple flute,
- sub,
- voice,
- virtuoso,
- overlord,
- reliever,
- deputize,
- master copy,
- genius,
- wiz,
- prime minister,
- ordinary bicycle,
- admirer,
- gumshield,
- wrongful conduct,
- professional,
- skipper,
- secondary winding,
- exchange,
- congressman,
- tack,
- preach,
- ersatz,
- vertical flute,
- record-keeper,
- get the hang,
- blank shell,
- self-justification,
- embouchure,
- factor,
- recording equipment,
- spokesperson,
- jump,
- mavin,
- secondary coil,
- recommend,
- subaltern,
- original,
- hero,
- supporter,
- tax assessor,
- schoolmaster,
- counselling,
- primary,
- step in,
- switch,
- chancellor of the exchequer,
- gallant,
- wizard,
- reserve,
- support,
- lord,
- accompaniment,
- index,
- champ,
- relief,
- agentive role,
- dominate,
- premier,
- passe-partout,
- boob,
- adept,
- backing,
- misconduct,
- jurist,
- patronage,
- second-stringer,
- placeholder,
- whiz,
- prizewinning,
- interpreter,
- passkey,
- wrongdoing,
- fill-in,
- championship.
- backup man,
- vicegerent,
- Intercessor,
- proctor,
- advocate,
- representative,
- champion,
- exponent,
- counsellor,
- pleader,
- vicar,
- circuit judge,
- secondary,
- lay judge,
- figurehead,
- solicitor,
- locum,
- PROBATE JUDGE,
- vicar general,
- attorney-at-law,
- alternate,
- backup,
- dummy,
- proxy,
- master,
- lieutenant,
- squire,
- executive officer,
- legal expert,
- procurator,
- agent,
- sea lawyer,
- deputy,
- ombudsman,
- alter ego,
- stand-in,
- Legalist,
- barrister,
- ordinary,
- counselor,
- vice-chancellor,
- Barmaster,
- assessor,
- counsel,
- attorney,
- judge advocate,
- chancellor,
- legal practitioner,
- mouthpiece,
- Paranymph,
- understudy,
- counselor-at-law,
- PRESIDING JUDGE,
- recorder,
- justice in eyre,
- Jurat,
- puisne judge,
- utility man,
- legal adviser,
- vice,
- locum tenens,
- police judge,
- surrogate,
- barrister-at-law,
- substitute.
How to use "Amicus curiae" in context?
An "amicus curiae" is a friend or ally of a court or legal proceeding who is not a party to the case. Although not a party, an amicus curiae may nonetheless have important insights to share based on his or her knowledge of the law or the relevant context of the case. In some cases, an amicus curiae may even be asked by the court to provide an expert opinion.
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