Alachua County v. Scharps

How courts have described this case

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• stating that whether a party has standing is a pure question of law which is reviewed de novo
• stating that a party who is not adversely affected by the statute he or she seeks to challenge does not have standing
• holding a taxpayer with no “special injury” lacked standing to challenge a resolution passed by a county which directed that a referendum be placed on a general election ballot, because no exception to the “special injury” rule applied
• taxpayer standing only if personal injury or claim of violation of tax and spend provision of state constitution

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).