An individual who claims in court that she would be damaged by a bill passing through Congress, but not yet law, is likely to fail which test for access to the court system?

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The ripeness doctrine prevents courts from considering cases that are premature for review because the injury is speculative or may never occur. In this case, since the bill has not yet become law, any claimed damage is speculative and not ripe for judicial review.

An Individual Who Claims in Court That She Would Be