How do interest groups typically seek to influence a court's decision through amicus curiae briefs?
A. by presenting information not contained in briefs of the formal parties
B. by presenting nonlegal arguments
C. by suggesting that an unfavorable decision will lead to significant public backlash
D. by focusing exclusively on the legal arguments put forth by the formal parties
Answer: A. by presenting information not contained in briefs of the formal parties
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