How Do Interest Groups Lobby The Courts

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How Do Interest Groups Lobby The Courts

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1. bring lawsuits (i.e. the NAACP brought Brown v. Topeka Board of Education to the courts) 2. file amicus curiae ("friend of the court") briefs (consists of a written argument presented to a court in support of one side of a dispute; used in cases in which the interest group itself is not a party, but in which it does have a stake) 3. try to influence judicial appointments

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