All of the following are examples of special interest groups except:
A) professional associations.
B) trade associations.
C) political action committees.
D) courts.
E) consumerists.

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Courts are not special interest groups as they are part of the judicial system and serve to uphold the law and adjudicate disputes, rather than advocating for a particular interest or agenda. The other options - professional associations, trade associations, political action committees, and consumerists - are all examples of special interest groups that advocate for the interests of a particular group or issue.

All of the Following Are Examples of Special Interest Groups