Question

In their book, Crafting Law on the Supreme Court (2000), Maltzman, Spriggs, and Wahlbeck give examples of cases in which the author of the majority opinion wrote the opinion slightly differently from what he or she most preferred in order to convince more justices to sign the opinion. This evidence supports which model of judicial decision making

Answer 1

Strategic Model

Step-by-step explanation:

In the phrase itself, the concept of "strategy model exists. In general, a strategy model is a strategic plan or model for improving a system.

Institutions use organizational frameworks to enhance processes and achieve their objectives.

Developing such a system requires recognizing an organization's key goals, identifying key components or process steps leading from a starting point to achieving those goals, and creating ways to maximize the process for optimum output and achieving the stated objectives.