Johnson v. Quern

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• noting “[a] moot question is one that existed but because of the happening of certain events has ceased to exist and no longer presents an actual controversy over the interest or rights of the party”
• “[w]here there are strange circumstances which render the issue on appeal moot, the appeal will be dismissed even though such facts do not appear in the record”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).