People v. Capitol News, Inc.

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• when a plaintiff lacks standing to assert a claim, the trial court’s judgment must be set aside for lack of subject matter jurisdiction
• when a plaintiff lacks standing to assert a claim, the trial court's judgment must be set aside for lack of subject matter jurisdiction
• when a plaintiff lacks standing to assert a claim, the trial court's judgment must be set aside for lack of subject matter jurisdiction
• “An impossible standard of preciseness of language and expression cannot be required; it is enough that the law’s language and meaning are sufficiently definite when measured by common understanding and practices.”
• lack of subject-matter jurisdiction may be raised by this court sua sponte

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