Justiciability

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Justiciability

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Definition

Justiciability refers to the suitability of a matter for judicial review, based on whether there is a concrete and actual dispute that can be resolved by a court. A matter is non-justiciable if it falls into categories like political questions, mootness, or lack of standing, which make it inappropriate for judicial intervention.

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• Litigation Civil Defenses

Parent Class Of

• Res Judicata
• Seeking Advisory Judicial Opinion
• Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction
• Completed and Accepted Doctrine
• Federal Preemption
• Political Questions
• Mootness
• Stare Decisis
• Ripeness
• Standing
• Exhaustion of Remedies
• Lack of Case or Controversy
• Abstention Doctrines

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