The requirement of standing means that parties in a case must
A) be alive.
B) have a concrete injury or interest at stake.
C) be present in court during the trial.
D) know the law they are using to defend themselves.
E) have an attorney present with them in court.

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Standing refers to the legal right of a party to bring a lawsuit because they have a concrete injury or interest at stake. Simply being alive or present in court is not enough to establish standing. Knowing the law or having an attorney present may be helpful, but they are not the defining factors for standing.

The Requirement of Standing Means That Parties in a Case