City of Houston v. Christopher Rhule

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that all courts bear the affirmative obligation to review issues of subject matter jurisdiction even if not raised by the parties
• explaining that reviewing courts have an affirmative obligation to ascertain whether they have subject-matter jurisdiction
• explaining that all courts bear the affirmative obligation to review issues of subject matter jurisdiction even if not raised by the parties
• explaining that all courts bear the affirmative obligation to review issues of subject matter jurisdiction even if not raised by the 6 parties
• “[A]ll courts bear the affirmative obligation ‘to ascertain that subject matter jurisdiction exists regardless of whether the parties have questioned it.’ ”
• “[A]ll courts bear the affirmative obligation to ascertain that subject matter jurisdiction exists regardless of whether the parties have questioned it.” (cleaned up)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).