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> thrown it out due to lack of standing IANAL, but my understanding is that courts will make rulings without standing all the time. Most commonly in cases wher
by caeril 3y ago
> thrown it out due to lack of standing
IANAL, but my understanding is that courts will make rulings without standing all the time. Most commonly in cases where constitutionality of a new law or statute is raised, without the law having gone into effect yet, not having affected anyone.
- ttfkam 3y agoNo new law or statute was raised. She and her lawyer made up a hypothetical scenario, submitted it as a legal injury to the court, and the SCOTUS ruled on it anyway. Seriously, that lawyer deserves to be disbarred for knowingly filing false info.