The Element of Standing to Sue That Requires a Plaintiff

question 116

Multiple Choice

The element of standing to sue that requires a plaintiff to allege a personal stake in the resolution of a controversy prevents the plaintiff from __________.

• A) asserting the rights of the general public or of a group of which he or she is not a member
• B) taking advantage of discovery procedures in the determination of the controversy in the presence of third-party defendants
• C) using peremptory challenges during jury selection
• D) petitioning for a writ of certiorari
• E) using voir dire during jury selection

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Definitions:

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