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Reforms in Texas' tort law that make it more difficult to win punitive damages against a business and reduce the maximum amount of damages that can be awarded reflect the power of
 
  a. the Christian Right.
  b. the Texas Oil and Gas Association.
  c. local Chambers of Commerce.
  d. Texans for Lawsuit Reform.
  e. the Texas Trial Lawyers Association.

Question 2

Political parties are coalitions of interests.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

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