One must have a personal stake in the outcome of a case and have suffered a legally recognized injury.This requirement is called:

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Standing is the requirement that a person must have a personal stake in the outcome of a case and have suffered a legally recognized injury. Mootness refers to a case that is no longer relevant or significant, while ripeness deals with cases that are not yet mature enough for judicial review. The political question doctrine is a legal principle used to avoid the judiciary branch from ruling on issues that are better suited for other branches of government. Therefore, the only choice that accurately corresponds with the given requirement is option C, Standing.

One Must Have a Personal Stake in the Outcome of a Case