Interest Groups Lobby the Federal Courts Through

question 54

Multiple Choice

Interest groups lobby the federal courts through
I.direct contact with judges and justices.
II.contributions to judicial campaigns.
III.sponsoring lawsuits and filing amicus curiae briefs.
IV.paying for trips for judges.

• A)III
• B)I and II
• C)II and IV
• D)III and IV
• E)I, III, and IV

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