How Is Lobbying the Executive Branch Similar to Lobbying the Courts

question 8

Multiple Choice

How is lobbying the executive branch similar to lobbying the courts?

• A) Both require a lobbyist to hold a law degree.
• B) Both can involve lobbying related to the implementation of an existing policy.
• C) Both are relatively rare, given that most lobbyists focus exclusively on Congress.
• D) Both typically involve grassroots lobbying.
• E) Both are viewed as inappropriate ways for interest groups to influence government.

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Definitions:

Hydrogen Bonding

A weak chemical bond between an electronegative atom, like oxygen or nitrogen, and a hydrogen atom bound to another electronegative atom.

Dispersion Forces

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General Formula

A representation of the composition of any member of a family of compounds, illustrating a common structural feature among them.

Cyclic Alkanes

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