Those Who Are Not Party to a Legal Action, but Who

question 44

Multiple Choice

Those who are not party to a legal action, but who still have an interest in the case, may:

• A) subpoena the judge to have their testimony heard.
• B) file a writ of certiorari with the court and enter themselves as "hostile" witnesses.
• C) submit an amicus brief arguing their perspectives, although such briefs are considered only at the pleasure of the court.
• D) not do anything--only those who are directly party to the legal action may address the court.

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Definitions:

Electronic Shopping Cart

A feature of online stores that allows users to select and accumulate items they wish to purchase virtually before proceeding to checkout.

Notary

A public officer authorized to witness the signing of documents and to administer oaths, ensuring the authenticity of the signatures.

Acknowledgment

The official recognition by a notary public that another’s signature was made by that party’s free will. The acknowledgment is accomplished when the notary has signed the document and added the official seal to it.

Cyber-Agreement

A contract or agreement formed and existing in a digital format, often executed online.