A case or controversy that has evolved to a point where judicial intervention is needed is said to be:

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A case being "ripe for review" means that it has progressed to a point where there is a concrete dispute between opposing parties and there is an actual injury or harm that needs to be addressed. This is the point where the court can intervene and make a decision. Moot means the case is no longer relevant because the issue has been resolved, a political question means that the court would not have the jurisdiction or expertise to handle the case, and non-germane means the issue is not relevant or related to the case at hand.

A Case or Controversy That Has Evolved to a Point