Amicus curiae briefs: provide a way to influence the court when expert testimony

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Amicus curiae briefs:

provide a way to influence the court when expert testimony is not allowed.

reflect scientists' lack of interest in the legal system.

help experts testifying in court get their point across.

summarize the questions raised by the jury during deliberation of a verdict.

provide a way to influence the court when expert testimony is not allowed.

reflect scientists' lack of interest in the legal system.

help experts testifying in court get their point across.

summarize the questions raised by the jury during deliberation of a verdict.

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Option (a)

Explanation - Amicus briefs are legal documents submitted by someone with a strong interest in the matter. It provides some of relevant, extra details or arguments that the court might wish to consider. So, it provides a way to influence the court decisions.

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