· 2/27/2004
Ruckle v. Anchorage School District
Citations
- 85 P.3d 1030
- 2004 Alas. LEXIS 26
- 2004 WL 362375
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- holding that superior court did not err in concluding plaintiff lacked citizen-taxpayer standing because another plaintiff more directly affected had already brought suit raising nearly identical claims
- holding that superior court did not err in concluding plaintiff lacked citizen-taxpayer standing because another plaintiff more directly affected had already brought suit raising nearly identical claims
- noting that plaintiff can establish citizen-taxpayer standing by demonstrating that case “is one of public significance” and plaintiff is “appropriate in several respects”
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Judges: Matthews, Eastaugh, Bryner, Carpeneti, Fabe
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