· 3/11/2024
Basengezi v. Gacki
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- concluding that juror did not establish a likelihood of being discriminated against because the allegedly improper conduct was a one-off incident and not the product of “any state or local rule or statute, or even some personal policy”
- requiring a plaintiff to demonstrate that she has standing to sue at the time her complaint is filed
- setting out the requirements for an association to bring suit on behalf of its members
- requiring a plaintiff to demonstrate that she has standing to sue at the time her complaint is filed
- “We must not shrink from our duty to decide a controversy, but that duty includes faithful obedience to the limits of our mandate.”
- “[R]elief from injury must be likely to follow from a favorable ruling.”
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Judges: Chief Judge James E. Boasberg
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