· 5/7/2024
Kashan Renard Miller v. State of Florida
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- holding a plaintiff’s burden to demonstrate redressability is “relatively modest”
- finding causation connection 18 between the promulgation of the federal regulation challenged in the case and the later 19 promulgation of California regulations
- “[W]e have an independent obligation to ensure that a case is not moot within the meaning of Article III.”
- plaintiffs must show that a court decision would cause a “change in legal status” that would “directly redress[] the injury suffered”
- “If an agency has misinterpreted the law, there is Article III standing ‘even though the agency . . . might later, in the exercise of its lawful discretion, reach the same result for a different reason.’”
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