[tarpit]

From the very beginning many legal scholars and advisor said the case would be tossed for lack of standing because what Texas was saying is more of a generalized grievance instead of a specific injury unique to Texas.

As more States filed to "intervene" it further supported the idea of a generalized grievance.

If your complaint is a generalized grievance you lack standing and the case is tossed.

SCOTUS made the right call here.

[Svartalfiar]

From the very beginning many legal scholars and advisor said the case would be tossed for lack of standing because what Texas was saying is more of a generalized grievance instead of a specific injury unique to Texas.

As more States filed to "intervene" it further supported the idea of a generalized grievance.

If your complaint is a generalized grievance you lack standing and the case is tossed.

SCOTUS made the right call here.

So, If I go out and rob several banks, none of them can sue me for it because there's several victims?

How is every single class action lawsuit not dismissed for your general grievance lack of standing?