How do interest groups typically influence public policy in the judicial branch?

a. by paying judged for meetings

b. by submitting amicus curiae briefs to the court

c. by meeting face to face with the legislators

d. by contacting the director of public engagement

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Corbin Bender

Social Studies

14 October, 06:06

How do interest groups typically influence public policy in the judicial branch?

a. by paying judged for meetings

b. by submitting amicus curiae briefs to the court

c. by meeting face to face with the legislators

d. by contacting the director of public engagement

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Gummi Bear · Answer 1

B! they submit those briefs to the court to try and influence their decision-making. C is also correct, but NOT for the judicial branch as the question states. they meet with legislators to influence legislation, which is the legislative branch.

How do interest groups typically influence public policy in the judicial branch?a. by paying judged for meetingsb. by submitting amicus curiae briefs to the courtc. by meeting face to face with the legislatorsd. by contacting the director of public engagement

How do interest groups typically influence public policy in the judicial branch?

a. by paying judged for meetings

b. by submitting amicus curiae briefs to the court

c. by meeting face to face with the legislators

d. by contacting the director of public engagement