For a case to be considered ripe,the rule that comprises the issue in the case must havebeen applied and injury must have resulted prior to the filing of the case.

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Ripeness refers to the readiness of a case for litigation; it requires that a dispute has matured into a controversy warranting judicial intervention, but it does not necessarily require that an injury has already occurred.

For a Case to Be Considered Ripe,the Rule That Comprises