In the 1989 Supreme Court Case Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, more than seventy interest groups filed briefs with the court to voice their opinions.
In the 1989 Supreme Court Case Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, more than seventy interest groups filed briefs with the court to voice their opinions. Such briefs filed by persons or groups who are not directly involved in the legal action in question but wish to share their views on the matter are known by -- for 10 points -- what two word Latin name that literally translates as "friend of the court?"
In the 1989 Supreme Court Case Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, more than seventy interest groups filed briefs with the court to voice their opinions.
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