Texas SCOTUS case dismissed for standing : Let's discuss!

There are three standing requirements: Injury-in-fact, Causation, and Redressability

Sources:
A Scalia - Suffolk UL Rev., 1983 : The doctrine of standing as an essential element of the separation of powers (https://bit.ly/3p07Kll)

DE Ho, EL Ross - Stan. L. Rev., 2009 : Did Liberal Justices Invent the Standing Doctrine-An Empirical Study on the Evolution of Standing, 1921-2006 (https://stanford.io/3afVj0P)

A Woolhandler, C Nelson - Mich. L. Rev., 2003 : Does History Defeat Standing Doctrine (https://bit.ly/37rOSpP)

R Berger - Yale Lj, 1968 : Standing to Sue in Public Actions: Is It a Constitutional Requirement (https://bit.ly/3mrIJxU)

ET Lee, JM Ellis - Nw. UL Rev., 2012 : The Standing Doctrine's Dirty Little Secret (https://bit.ly/2KrlQNY)

RJ Pierce Jr - NCL Rev., 1998 : Is standing law or politics (https://bit.ly/2KokkvT)

KE Scott - Harv. L. Rev., 1972 : Standing in the Supreme Court--A Functional Analysis (https://bit.ly/3qWsHjf)
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