Mitchell v. Ford Elkhorn Mining Co.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that residents of Yemen lacked consistent access to telephones and could therefore invoke next friend standing
• “If plaintiffs’ claims, ‘regardless of how they are styled, call into question the prudence of the political branches in matters of foreign policy or national security,’ then they must be dismissed.” (emphasis in original
• “If plaintiffs’ claims, ‘regardless of how they are styled, call into question the prudence of the political branches in matters of foreign policy or national security,’ then they must be dismissed.” (emphasis in original) (quoting El-Shifa, 607 F.3d at 841)
• summarily certifying substitution of the President
• summarily certifying substitution of the President

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).