The Only Way an Interest Group Can Directly Lobby the Judiciary

The only way an interest group can directly lobby the judiciary is to ______.

A) sue other interest groups to undercut the opposition
B) lobby the president and the Senate to nominate and confirm judges who were former lobbyists
C) challenge the legality of laws or administrative regulations by filing suit or filing amicus briefs in courts
D) pressure and lobby juries in federal cases to decide in ways favorable to the interest group
E) try to influence the elections of federal court judges and Supreme Court justices through campaign spending