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What is "standing" or "lack of standing" to challenge a law's Constitutionality?

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Real Music
 
Reply Sun 2 Jul, 2023 03:10 am
What is "standing" or "lack of standing" to challenge a law's Constitutionality?


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Reply Wed 5 Jul, 2023 07:58 am
@Real Music,
Whether you are an entity able to challenge the Constitutionality of a law, or whether your ox was actually gored by a law being challenged for Constitutionality.

As a resident of Texas who is not affected by a law in Indiana, I have no right to challenge the Constitutionality of that law. I have no standing.
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