What does it mean for a case to be 'moot'? Give an example. JR

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1. What does it mean for a case to be 'moot'? Give an example. JR

withdrawn because he'd smoked pot as a Harvard Law Professor
As plaintiffs: Corporations can sue in the district in which they are incorporated plus anywhere they are licensed to do business and anywhere you are doing business (subject to litigation, ex Sears store that doesn't have physical venue but large catalogue consumer base) | Defendant: more than state of incorporation or venue located but unincorporated entities are treated the same as corporations
further legal proceedings with regard to it can have no effect
Name recognition - cant really go out and campaign (cult of the robe) - if you have a familiar name, it can really help; doesn't have to be judicially related.

What does it mean for a case to be 'moot'? Give an example. JR

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