Article III of the U.S. Constitution empowers the federal courts to decide only “cases” and “controversies.” An Article III case or controversy exists only if the plaintiff has standing, a requirement that “ensures that [the] federal courts decide only ‘the rights of individuals’” and “exercise” …
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