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    How Do Interest Groups Most Often Try to Influence Judicial
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How Do Interest Groups Most Often Try to Influence Judicial

Question 64

Question 64

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How do interest groups most often try to influence judicial decisions?


A) direct testimony
B) indirect lobbying
C) amicus curiae briefs
D) directly sponsoring cases

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