What impact do amicus curiae briefs have on the Supreme Court's decision making?
A. They increase the likelihood that the Court will hear a case.
B. They decrease the likelihood that the Court will rely on precedent.
C. They have no impact on the Court's decision making.
D. They increase the time it takes for the Court to make a decision.
A. They increase the likelihood that the Court will hear a case
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