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Con Law

by Adailey86, Jan. 2016

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	Doctrine of Justiciability	What it requests (no advisory opinions) When it is brought (ripe and not moot), and Who brings it (someone with standing)
	Advisory opinion	Federal Courts may not render advisory opinions, which lack... An actual dispute, and A legally binding effect
	Ripeness	federal courts may only decide controversies that areripe for judicial review.
	Mootness	Federal courts may only decide live controversies
	Standing Elements	Injury: ANY harm, NOT ideological objection or general grievances. Causation: Injury fairly traceable to D. Redressability: favorable court decision can remedy harm (money or injunction)
	Political Question Doctrine	Federal courts will not decide political questions. committed by the Constitution to the political branches ofgovernment, or incapable of, or inappropriate for, judicial resolution.