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    Interest Groups Rarely Lobby the Courts, Since It Is Improper
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Interest Groups Rarely Lobby the Courts, Since It Is Improper

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Question 119

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Interest groups rarely lobby the courts, since it is improper for anyone, much less a lobbyist, to try to influence a judge.

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