Publication Date
2013
Abstract
The Article III standing doctrine "” with its three requirements of injury in fact causation and redressability "” is often criticized as a restriction that prevents liberal but not conservative plaintiffs from proceeding in the federal courts As I have recently shown however 87 IND LJ 551 2012 standing doctrine has increasingly been an issue in many cases involving conservative litigants in challenges to the landmark federal healthcare law and to conservative appellants defending the federal Defense of Marriage Act and California's constitutional ban on marriage between samesex couples We now have Supreme Court decisions in those cases and the standing analyses "” or lack thereof in the healthcare case "” create problems for standing doctrine more generally
Recommended Citation
Heather Elliott,
Further Standing Lessons,
89
Ind. L.J. Supp.
17
(2013).
Available at:
https://scholarship.law.ua.edu/fac_articles/104