Planned Parenthood of Kansas v. Nixon

How courts have described this case

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• noting that to have standing a plaintiff must be “directly and adversely affected by the action in question”
• holding the plaintiffs’ constitutional claims were ripe even though neither the attorney general nor the state had attempted to enforce the statute
• holding the plaintiffs’ constitutional claims were ripe even though neither the attorney general nor the state had attempted to enforce the statute
• upholding related statute providing civil penalties against providers of abortions who assist minors without parental consent or judicial bypass of the consent requirement
• upholding related statute providing civil penalties against providers of abortions who assist minors without parental consent or judicial bypass of the consent requirement
• applying Singleton to determine Planned Parenthood had standing both independently and on behalf of minor patients

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).