An aspect of justiciability that requires that the conflict causing the case must still be germane and could not have been resolved on its own is known as

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Mootness refers to the requirement that a case must present an ongoing issue for the court to resolve; if the issue has already been resolved or is no longer relevant, the case is considered moot and not justiciable.

An Aspect of Justiciability That Requires That the Conflict Causing