Which of the Following Statements About Interest Group Litigation Is

question 38

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about interest group litigation is LEAST accurate?

• A) Litigation is a means by which groups with little public support can advance their interests.
• B) Oftentimes, important cases do not arise spontaneously but are, rather, test cases brought by interest groups trying to establish new precedents.
• C) Litigation was an essential component of the early civil rights movement in the 1950s.
• D) Litigation is relatively inexpensive, and so it is a favored tactic of small groups with few resources.
• E) Sometimes, instead of filing suit themselves, interest groups will issue amicus curiae briefs in favor of another party engaged in a dispute.

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