The Court Pathway Is Often Attractive to Small Interest Groups

The court pathway is often attractive to small interest groups because

A) judges are more likely to be sympathetic to the causes of special interests.
B) it is possible to succeed with few resources.
C) the courts have the final decision-making authority in the American political system.
D) fewer people seek to affect political change to the courts, so there is less competition for access.
E) It is rare that small interest groups take the court pathway, but instead use grassroots mobilization.