The Question of Access to the Judicial System as a Factor

question 26

Multiple Choice

The question of access to the judicial system as a factor in decision making is

• A)important because some businesses, groups, and individuals have ready access and thus possess greater advantages than others.
• B)unimportant because judges or juries are able to act on behalf of absent interests.
• C)unimportant because the courts are open to all citizens.
• D)rapidly declining in significance as judicial lobbying becomes increasingly important.

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Definitions:

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Legal term describing the complete ownership or stake that a party has in property or a contractual agreement.

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