Similar words: ficus carica, obscurity, mercurial, crepuscular, auscultation, discuss, hibiscus, scurry. Meaning: n. an adviser to the court on some matter of law who is not a party to the case; usually someone who wants to influence the outcome of a lawsuit involving matters of wide public interest.
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1, Chapter One reviews the history of Amicus Curiae .
2, Amicus curiae greatly expand the abilities of the judges who find the real case, while the system with a specific combination of evidence system may prevent the discovery of the case fact.
3, Currently, NGOs enter into the judicial procedure of the WTO through"Amicus Curiae".
4, The Amicus Curiae originated from Roman law, and it supported the court as a neutral party at that time.
5, The Amicus Curiae has become one of the most heated discuss topics in the DSU for the expert group and the appellate body treat the statement of Amicus Curiae as the source of seeking information.
6, The prevalence of amicus curiae in U. S. provides a lawful approach for psychologists to directly intervene with specific lawsuits.
7, Chapter Two focus on the Amicus Curiae in NAFTA investment dispute settlement mechanism.
8, Those above are the basis to study on Amicus Curiae.
9, The Sex Discrimination Commissioner appeared as amicus curiae in this matter and made submissions in relation to the interpretation of s 7D.
10, We should draw lesson from "amicus curiae" and establish the institution of consulting the expert,[http://sentencedict.com/amicus curiae.html] in order to promote the communication between the theory and the practice.
11, Chapter Three analyzes the value of producing Amicus Curiae into NAFTA investment dispute settlement mechanism and the present problems.
12, Amicus Curiae develop and thrive with the expansion and limitations of fact-finding.
13, The introductions of public interest litigation and amicus curiae of macroeconomic regulation sue have a great significance.
14, Other possibilities are the use of a broader range of amicus curiae briefs in cases involving issues of supervision.
15, On 26 February 1992 Hobhouse J. adjourned the application and invited the Attorney-General to appoint an amicus curiae.
16, In the United States, under the principle of "judicial economy" the Supreme Court adopted a set of rules on submission of Amicus Curiae briefs.
17, The contribution of EC focuses on panel establishment, implementation of recommendations and rulings, compensation and the suspension of concessions, regulation of amicus curiae and so on.
18, The experience of the United States influenced the WTO dispute settlement system when the issue of the Amicus Curiae briefs is concerning.
19, Chapter two carries out a research on the legitimacy of the interpretation of the Appellate Body about the Amicus Curiae briefs.
20, At present, non-government organizations(NGOs)indirectly participate in WTO dispute settlement system as the amicus curiae is a kind of feasible way.
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