Standing to Sue Is

question 15

Multiple Choice

Standing to sue is

• A) determined by whether or not a court has jurisdiction over the matter.
• B) determined by whether or not the Supreme Court will hear a case.
• C) determined by whether or not a person or group has suffered a harm or has been threatened harm as a result of the action that led to the dispute in question.
• D) the decorum that is expected in dealing with the Supreme Court during trial.
• E) also known as stare decisis.

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