Which of the following groups would be most likely to use strategic litigation?

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Strategic litigation involves using court cases to achieve political or policy goals. A group with wealthy members would be most likely to use strategic litigation because it can be expensive, and the group needs to be able to fund the legal action. A small interest group with limited resources or a group that advises cabinet committees may not have the financial or political power to effectively use strategic litigation. A large interest group with many allies in government may be able to achieve their goals through other means and may not need to resort to strategic litigation.

Which of the Following Groups Would Be Most Likely to Use