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Can someone please explain the difference between standing and ripeness?

Post by LawSchoolGeeky » Sat Nov 11, 2017 8:23 pm

My con law professor is really bad at making things clear and when I ask him questions I end up confused. I'm having trouble understanding the difference between standing and the "injury" requirement and ripeness. My prof used the case of LA v. Lyons as a ripeness example yet in many of my supplements it is used as a standing example. Does someone understand this that can explain it a little more clearly?

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Re: Can someone please explain the difference between standing and ripeness?

Post by 4LTsPointingNorth » Sat Nov 11, 2017 9:18 pm

standing: is the appropriate parrty bringing suit. Ripeness: if the suit being brought at an the right moment for judicial relief

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Re: Can someone please explain the difference between standing and ripeness?

Post by LawSchoolGeeky » Sat Nov 11, 2017 9:33 pm

Amazing. This is so much better than how my prof explained it and makes sense to me now. Thank you!

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