Question

A party wishing to have their case heard by the SCOTUS must be sufficiently connected to and harmed from the challenged law. This refers to that party’s

A. jurisdiction
B. original jurisdiction
C. standing
D. amicus curiae
E. certiorari

Answer 1

Answer:

standing

Explanation:

It is a party's standing because a standing, also called locus standi, is the term used for when a party has the ability to demonstrate to the court that they have enough connection to and harm from the law or action challenged to support that party's participation in the case.