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Third parties can generally file something called an "amicus brief" which is more or less "an opinion from a friend of the court." The court takes this opinion
by estsauver 11y ago
Third parties can generally file something called an "amicus brief" which is more or less "an opinion from a friend of the court."
The court takes this opinion into account, it's not that Oracle and Google aren't listened to, it's that the Federal government basically gets a chance to say what it thinks.