· 2/9/2023
Allie Jaramillo v. City of Odessa Animal Control
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- holding that “[e]ven those who have suffered past harm ... cannot seek injunctive relief ... “unless a recurrence is likely”
- noting a similar problem in South Carolina's disorderly conduct statute, and finding that the scienter requirement therefore did not mitigate the law's vagueness
- explaining the differing levels of evidence required for standing at successive stages in litigation
- “Commonality requires [that] an entire set of claims depend upon a common contention that is capable of classwide resolution.” (cleaned up)
- \[W]hether that student is scolded or arrested turns on the whims of a school resource officer.\
- “Commonality requires an entire set of claims depend upon a common contention that is capable of class wide resolution.” (cleaned up)
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