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A Primer on the Mootness Doctrine This post explores the legal concept of mootness, a critical principle that determines whether a court can hear and decide a case. It explains what makes a case moot and outlines key exceptions to this rule. Understanding the Core Concept of Mootness In the legal world, a court’s ability
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