Ron Teague v. Arkansas Board of Education

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that repeal or expiration of a challenged law will moot the case unless it “is virtually certain that the repealed law will be reenacted”
• vacating the district court judgment after the case became moot in light of the relevant statute's repeal
• “[W]e will dismiss as moot a case in which changed circumstances have already provided the requested relief and eliminated the need for court action.” (quotation omitted) (cleaned up)
• “[W]e will dismiss as moot a case in which ‘changed circumstances [have] already provide[d] the requested relief and eliminate[d] the need for court action.’” (second, third, and fourth alteration in original)
• addressing a case mooted by a legislative change

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).