How Do Interest Groups Lobby the Courts

question 11

Multiple Choice

How do interest groups lobby the courts?

• A) through letter-writing campaigns addressed to particular judges
• B) by publishing editorials in major newspapers stating their views on cases
• C) by getting involved in the appointment of federal judges
• D) by testifying before congressional committees
• E) by meeting with judges to express their views on cases

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Definitions:

Relevant Activities

Activities that significantly affect the returns of an investment or project under consideration.

Funding Structure

Refers to the composition of an organization’s capital, including the mix of its debt and equity financing.

Parent Entity

A company that holds a controlling interest in one or more subsidiaries, giving it control over their operations and policies.

Sub-groups

are smaller, specific groups formed within a larger group, often with a particular focus or task within the broader organization or study.