On 2/27/2013, c b wrote:

 > http://occupythesec.nycga.net/
 >
 > . . . Occupy the SEC (OSEC) has filed a [federal court]
 > lawsuit . . . against six federal agencies, over those
 > agencies’ delay in promulgating a Final Rulemaking [to
 > implement the Dodd-Frank Act] “Volcker Rule” . . .
 > [ etc., etc.] . . . .

If the SEC and the other representatively sued defendants challenge 
plaintiff's standing to sue, what is the likelihood of the plaintiffs 
overcoming such a challenge in the face of the song the Supremes sang 
(the same day the Occupy plaintiffs filed their lawsuit) in Clapper v. 
Amnesty Intl. USA? *

The Occupy complaint does not appear to satisfy the Supremes' most 
recent gloss on required "standing" to sue as part of that court's 
pattern in recent years of trying to shut the courthouse door.


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