Amici Curiae in Civil Law Jurisdictions
Author: The Yale Law Journal
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Description: Amici Curiae in Civil Law Jurisdictions by The Yale Law Journal explores the rise of amicus briefs in civil law systems, a practice traditionally associated with common law. This analysis reveals the evolving legal landscape and influence of international law and NGOs.
Pages: 17
Megabytes: 0.18 MB
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