Unlike Associational and Non-Associational Interest Groups, How Are Institutional Interest

question 2

Multiple Choice

Unlike associational and non-associational interest groups, how are institutional interest groups different?

• A) They exist within the government.
• B) They develop spontaneously when many individuals feel strongly about particular policies.
• C) They have a distinctive name, national headquarters, and professional staff.
• D) They seek to promote causes that benefit society as a whole.
• E) They exist within the private sector.

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Definitions:

Judgment Notwithstanding

A legal ruling by a judge that overrules the decision of a jury if deemed unreasonable or unsupported by the evidence presented during the trial.

Motion

A formal request made to a court or judge seeking an order or ruling on a particular matter within a legal case.

Verdict

A verdict is the decision made by a jury or judge on the matters submitted to them in a trial, determining the outcome of the case.

Writ of Execution

A writ that puts in force a court’s decree or judgment.