Overview of Mootness Doctrine" (Article III justiciability)¶
Congressional Research Service / Constitution Annotated. Overview of Mootness Doctrine" (Article III justiciability).
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- In law it is mootness, the presumption of innocence as an empty-of-evidence default, and standing requirements as the empty case of no plaintiff.
This sourceLibrary of Congress. Treats mootness and standing as Article III justiciability doctrines — a case is dismissed when no party retains a personal stake (no live plaintiff/controversy), the legal analogue of the evidence-empty default; the presumption of innocence (Coffin v. United States, 156 U.S. 432 (1895)) is the parallel evidence-empty criminal-law default.
- In law it is mootness, the presumption of innocence as an empty-of-evidence default, and standing requirements as the empty case of no plaintiff.
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