In a court case, amicus curiae literally means: choice. feedback. a. amicable retainer. *b. friend of the court. correct! c. liability suit. d. free work on behalf.

The correct answer is: friend of the court.

Explanation:

The friend of the court is someone who is not a party in one case, but who assists a court by offering information or expertise. Many experts in the humanities or other social sciences use the friend of the court services to represent their clients.

It comes from Roman law, and it was implemented into English law in the 9th century.

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