Charles Marcus Finch v. State

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• holding that a special-interest group seeking to intervene as a defendant to defend a challenged federal law did not need to demonstrate Article III standing, because the group was seeking “the same relief as the federal government,” namely, the upholding of the law
• finding inadequate representation where the intervenors pursued the same relief as the party with standing under Town of Chester
• finding inadequate representation where the intervenors pursued the same relief as the party with standing under Town of Chester
• noting timeliness was undisputed and addressing remaining three requirements

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).