Much of the increased use of litigation by interest groups can be attributed to the new judicial federalism, which has made state courts more likely to entertain such lawsuits.

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The new judicial federalism refers to the trend where state courts have become more active in interpreting state constitutions to provide broader rights than the federal constitution, encouraging interest groups to pursue litigation at the state level.

Much of the Increased Use of Litigation by Interest Groups