Alaska Supreme Court· 5/1/1987

Trustees for Alaska v. State

Citations

736 P.2d 324
94 Oil & Gas Rep. 17
1987 Alas. LEXIS 249

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holding that party had standing even though more directly affected potential plaintiff could have sued because that potential party “ha[d] not sued nor [were] there any indications that he plan[ned] to do so”
holding that party had standing even though more directly affected potential plaintiff could have sued because that potential party \ha[d] not sued nor [were] there any indications that he plan[ned] to do so\
holding that citizen had standing to maintain action challenging state land leasing system
holding that citizen had standing to maintain action challenging state land leasing system
stating that we broadly interpret standing requirements because we favor increased accessibility to judicial fora
granting citizen-taxpayer standing to a coalition of environmental, Native, and fishing groups challenging the States’s mineral leasing system

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Judges: Rabinowitz, Burke, Matthews, Compton, Moore

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