Solving the Puzzle of Interest Group Litigation
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Koshner asks why there has been such a huge increase in interest group litigation. In 1953 less than 13 percent of Supreme Court cases drew interest group attention, by 1993 the figure had increased to 92 percent. The author focuses on the changing roles of the Supreme Court, Congress, the executive branch, and the groups themselves, and he examines the shifts in policy and other changes that begin to solve this puzzle.
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