Ah yes, the ol’ “no standing” argument. Handy, that one.
“Ah yes, the ol’ “no standing” argument. Handy, that one.”
Standing requires an identifiable harm, or the clear potential of personal harm, to the individuals or legal entities bringing the lawsuit. The Supreme Court doesn’t issue advisory opinions, and none of the AG’s or others bringing this case were able to demonstrate a particularized harm to them, their states in general, or some nebulous group not yet harmed.