Art. I - Judicial Review Flashcards
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4 requirements for cases/controversies?
- ______
- ______
- ______
- ______
- Standing
- Ripeness
- Mootness
- Not a Political Question (PQD)
Standing requires that plaintiff prove that she has suffered an _____ or ____________ ___ __ ______.
Standing
Standing requires that plaintiff prove that she has suffered an Injury or Imminently will be injured.
Standing
Plaintiffs seeking injunctive/declaratory relief must show a ________________ __ _________ _______.
Standing
Plaintiffs seeking injunctive/declaratory relief must show a Likelihood of Future Harm.
See Lyons
Standing
Standing requires Causation and ________.
This requirement prohibits the court from issuing __________ opinions.
Standing
Standing requires Causation and Redressability.
This requirement prohibits the court from issuing advisory opinions.
Standing
3rd Party Standing: A plaintiff cannot assert claims of others (3rd parties) not before the Court, with 3 exceptions:
- ______
- ______
- ______
Standing
3rd Party Standing: A plaintiff cannot assert claims of others (3rd parties) not before the Court, with 3 exceptions:
- Close Relationship (between P & 3rd-party)
- 3rd-Party is Unlikely or Unable to Assert Their Own Rights
- Organization Suing on Behalf of Its Members
Standing
Per the doctrine of Generalized Grievances: : A plaintiff may not ____________________
(with a few exceptions)
Standing
Per Generalized Grievances:
A plaintiff may not sue solely as a citizen or taxpayer interested in having the government comply with a law.
(with a few exceptions)
Standing
Exception to Generalized Grievances
- A taxpayer has standing to challenge ______
Standing
Exception to Generalized Grievances
- A taxpayer has standing to challenge government expenditures pursuant to federal (or state and local) statutes as violating the Establishment Cause.
Standing
_____________ is the question of whether a federal court may grant pre-enforcement review of a statute or regulation.
Ripeness is the question of whether a federal court may grant pre-enforcement review of a statute or regulation.