· 6/17/2016
Samuel J. and Brenda F. Swiger v. United Valley Insurance Co.
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- holding that an organizational plaintiff must name at least one injured member in its complaint
- holding that an organizational plaintiff must name at least one injured member in its complaint
- recognizing that “the Supreme Court has said that an affidavit provided by an association to establish standing in insufficient unless it names an injured individual”
- holding that associ- ational plaintiff was required to identify in its complaint at least one member with standing
- stating that an adverse credibility determination may be supported by omissions of allegations that tell a different and more compelling story of persecution
- holding advocacy group lacked standing where its THE SATANIC TEMPLE V. LABRADOR 9 complaint “did not identify any member of the group” affected by the challenged regulation
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