When an individual, group or body is given leave to intervene in a case, they usually submit a written argument (called a factum) and are also given permission to make
a brief oral submission to members of the court.
Not exact matches
It does so through the means of a two - or three - page
submission and an
oral briefing.
To expedite its business, the court may make provision by rule or order for the
submission and determination of motions without
oral hearing upon
brief written statements of reasons in support and opposition.
Oral submissions constitute a
brief, vital period when they can visualize the ramifications of their options and figure out how to fit them into existing jurisprudence.