For a court to consider a case it must have jurisdiction


QUESTIONS

1) "Case of Controversy Requirement" Please respond to the following:

Discuss how the concepts of standing and ripeness affect the justiciability of a cause of action.

For a court to consider a case it must have jurisdiction, have a recognized statutory period, and be truly adversarial for which no previous decision has been given. Create and present a case in which these components are present and identify any variables that may impact the court's decision to proceed.

2) "Statute of Limitations" Please respond to the following:

The Statute of Limitations sets forth the maximum time after an event that legal proceedings based on that event may be initiated. Explain the value in this limitation on obtaining relief and justify your opinion. Articulate an instance, whether personal or researched, where the Statute of Limitations had expired and no further action could have been taken.

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