In the American judicial system, parties to a case must demonstrate that they have ______, or a substantial stake in the outcome of the case.

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Standing refers to the legal right of an individual or organization to bring a case to court, meaning they must have a personal interest or stake in the outcome of the case. Stature and status are not relevant terms in this context, and mootness refers to a case that no longer has a practical outcome or effect, which is not directly related to demonstrating a stake in the case.

In the American Judicial System, Parties to a Case Must