PrepTest 125, Section 3, Question 7

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Passage 1Thurgood Marshall’s innovations in public interest litigation
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Most of what has been written about Thurgood(466 more words not shown)

According to the passage, some(9 more words not shown)

Reading the passage

The criticism concerns bringing sociological and psychological evidence into court. Check the third paragraph: immediately after explaining that tactic, the text says some legal scholars have criticized it. We need that particular objection.

Working the answers

  • A

    Their criticism targets a method of supporting decisions, not Marshall's ideology.

  • B

    Recent public interest campaigns aren't identified as the object of their criticism.

  • C

    Conservative lawyers' use of the techniques appears in the next paragraph. It isn't what these scholars criticize.

  • D
    Correct

    Psychological statistics are part of the evidence they object to: nonlegal material used where legal principles appear inconclusive.

  • E

    Their objection isn't to the criteria for selecting litigants.

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