In re Adoption of S.G.L.

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• stating that Lujan established “the irreducible constitutional minimum of standing” and adopting it as the state’s test
• stating that Lujan established “the irreducible constitutional minimum of standing” and adopting it as the state’s test
• finding that substantive amendments by Legislature that have effect of abrogating holdings of this Court apply only prospectively absent clear expression of legislative intent that amendments apply retroactively
• finding that substantive amendments by the Legislature that have 4 the effect of abrogating holdings of this Court apply only prospectively absent a clear expression of legislative intent that amendments apply retroactively
• rulings on summary judgment motions are reviewed de novo
• “Standing is comprised of three elements: First, the party attempting to establish standing must have suffered an “injury-in- fact”—an invasion of a legally protected interest which is (a) concrete and particularized and (b

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