· What is an access point and why shouldn't we all have exactly the same ability and permission to use these access points?
You stated in
the attachment
,
((#2 in the red))
"Yes, more access points should be
established to allow special interest groups to access legislators. This way, they
can
influence many policies and changes within the criminal justice system in a manner
that benefits the members of the public because a majority of special interest
groups fight for the rights of special populations like special needs offenders."
Please
answer the following questions:
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What is an "access point" when it comes to legislators?
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What is an access point and why shouldn't we all have exactly the same ability
and permission to use these access points?
Ø
Why would more be needed or some access po
ints
blocked off?
Can you
explain?
You stated in the attachment, ((#2 in the red))"Yes, more access points should be
established to allow special interest groups to access legislators. This way, they can
influence many policies and changes within the criminal justice system in a manner
that benefits the members of the public because a majority of special interest
groups fight for the rights of special populations like special needs offenders."
Please answer the following questions:
What is an "access point" when it comes to legislators?
What is an access point and why shouldn't we all have exactly the same ability
and permission to use these access points?
Why would more be needed or some access points blocked off? Can you
explain?