Interest groups sometimes lobby the courts in cases involving other parties by filing what kind of brief?
A) standing to sue brief.
B) amicus curiae brief
C) writ of mandamus brief
D) writ of certiorari brief
E) an interest group brief

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Interest groups sometimes lobby the courts in cases involving other parties by filing amicus curiae briefs, also known as "friend of the court" briefs. These briefs provide additional information or arguments in support of one of the parties involved in the case.

Interest Groups Sometimes Lobby the Courts in Cases Involving Other