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A Comparative Analysis of the Identities, Cultures, and Potential Outcomes of Legal Organizations Involved in Social Movements

Social movements rely on a number of strategies and tactics in order to have successful outcomes. Social action takes on a different identity when strategies are shifted from on-the-street acts of protest to institutional organizations that use legal tactics. Legal organizations that become involved in social movements use litigation to address social issues, creating institutional and political change for individuals and groups who experience various forms of injustice. The parallels within the strategies of organizations that use legal tactics to motivate social change produce varying outcomes.