Standing (constitutional issues) introduction
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Standing (constitutional issues) introduction
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- by Russell L. Weaver
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- Constitutional standing issues
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- eng
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- "A critical issue that arises in many administrative cases is the question of constitutional standing to litigate. At it mosts basic, standing is the requirement that a litigant must have a sufficient interest in the outcome of the litigation in order to be entitled to sue. This lesson provides an introduction to constitutional standing issues and provides the basis for more indepth review in subsequent lessons." -- CALI lesson detail
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- Law students in CALI-member law schools
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