What are the relationships between interest groups and other political actors such as the president, courts, or bureaucracies?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer:
A. Interest Groups and Presidents (Pg. 293): groups lobby the president and other members of the executive branch for their interests and need for a particular law
B. Interest Groups and the Courts (Pg. 293-295): Interest groups try to influence judicial decisions through litigation; bring cases to trial to test provisions of a law; can file amicus curiae briefs with the court that provide legal arguments in favor or in opposition to a policy, can bring class-action suits; can use Brandeis Briefs to stress the social and economic conditions that are relevant to the case; can hold demonstrations or letter-writing campaigns; can also play a role in the selection process
C. Interest Groups and Bureaucracies (Pg. 295-296): lobby bureaucracies to affect how agencies define and implement key terms
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