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"Friend of the Court"?
I keep seeing the "Friend of the Court" title in stories, especially
involving Michigan. I'm not familiar with the concept. It seems that people can pursue grievances for others, or give their opinion, even though they have no personal interest in a case. Is that close? Is this common to only certain states? I've never heard of it here in California, for example. Can someone fill me in? Thanks. |
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