Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. v. Young

How courts have described this case

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• involving a citation for parking in proximity to a fire hydrant, which was objectively defined by statute
• plaintiff had standing to challenge ordinance despite paying fine when ticket failed to notify plaintiff that he could contest the citation and also provided for additional criminal penalties if he failed to pay
• plaintiff was found to have standing to challenge ordinance despite paying fine when ticket failed to notify plaintiff that he could contest the citation and also provided for-additional criminal penalties if he failed to pay
• “[T]he only semblance of process Defendant provides is the right to refuse to pay [the ticket]— intentionally committing a minor misdemeanor when the initial offense was not criminal.... Defendant provided ... no indication the ticket could be challenged .... ”
• “[T]he only semblance of process Defendant provides is the right to refuse to pay [the ticket]—intentionally committing a minor misdemeanor when the initial offense was not criminal . . . . Defendant provided . . . no indication the ticket could be challenged . . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).