Standing requires that a case be brought at the right time and by the right person.

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Standing is the legal right to bring a case to court, and it requires that the person bringing the case has a sufficient connection or interest in the matter at hand. Additionally, the case must be brought within a certain time frame, according to the statute of limitations, and by someone who has the authority to bring the case (such as the harmed party, a representative of the harmed party, or a government official).

Standing Requires That a Case Be Brought at the Right