Habecker v. Town of Estes Park, Colo.

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• holding that former member of town’s governing board lacked standing to challenge result of recall election where court could not find that the voters’ decision to recall him was connected to defendants’ alleged wrongful conduct
• indicating that proper resolution of a forfeited issue is unsettled when the issue involves a matter of first impression in our circuit
• noting that prudential standing concerns may prevent judicial resolution of a case even where constitutional standing exists
• noting that prudential standing concerns may prevent judicial resolution of a case even where constitutional standing exists
• refusing to consider an appellate argument where appellant failed to advance a reasoned argument to support it
• “If ‘speculative inferences are necessary to connect [a plaintiff's] injury to the challenged action,’ this [traceability] burden has not been met.” (first alteration in original

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