Campaign for Sensible Transportation v. Maine Turnpike Authority

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that “[t]he test for mootness is whether ‘sufficient practical effects [flow] from the resolution of [the] litigation to justify the application of limited judicial resources.’”
• \hypothetical or future rights\ insufficient to create justiciable case or controversy
• questions that have become moot should be avoided unless they occur in a context where there is a reasonable likelihood that the same issues will imminently and repeatedly recur in future similar contexts with serious impacts upon important generalized public interest
• addressing non-justiciability and exceptions to mootness

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