A California state court judge is deciding whether a trial will most conveniently be held in Los Angeles or San Francisco. In this case, the judge is considering the appropriate venue 7. Which of the following is not required to establish standing in order to bring a lawsuit to court?

a. A causal connection between the conduct in question and the injury.

b. The likelihood that a favorable court decision will remedy the suffered injury.

c. The party filing the lawsuit must have suffered harm or imminent harm.

d. All individuals involved in the lawsuit must have retained suitable legal counsel.

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Nathen Perkins

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7 December, 10:05

A California state court judge is deciding whether a trial will most conveniently be held in Los Angeles or San Francisco. In this case, the judge is considering the appropriate venue 7. Which of the following is not required to establish standing in order to bring a lawsuit to court?

a. A causal connection between the conduct in question and the injury.

b. The likelihood that a favorable court decision will remedy the suffered injury.

c. The party filing the lawsuit must have suffered harm or imminent harm.

d. All individuals involved in the lawsuit must have retained suitable legal counsel.

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Braylen Beltran · Answer 1

d. All individuals involved in the lawsuit must have retained suitable legal counsel.

Explanation:

For a lawsuit to be brought before a court of law, there should be a causal connection between the conduct in question and the injury, the party filing the lawsuit must have suffered harm or imminent harm and the likelihood that a favorable court decision will remedy the suffered injury among other reasons. All individuals must not necessarily have legal counsel, some may opt to defend themselves and some may seek legal counsel after the case have been brought before the court.