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United States District Court,

D. New Hampshire.

Fred HOLLANDER

Senator John McCAIN and the Republican NationalCommittee.

Civil o. 08-cv-99-JL.

July 24, 2008.

Background:

Voter brought action against the Re- publican National Committee (RNC) and its presumed presidential nominee, alleging that candidate was noteligible for the presidency due to fact that he was bornin the Panama Canal Zone. The RNC moved to dis-miss.

Holding:

The District Court,Joseph N. Laplante, J.,held that voter did not have standing to bring suit.

Motion granted.

West Headnotes

[1]Federal Civil Procedure 170A 1829

170AFederal Civil Procedure

170AXIDismissal

170AXI(B)Involuntary Dismissal

170AXI(B)5Proceedings

170Ak1827Determination

170Ak1829k. Construction of Pleadings.Most Cited Cases

Federal Civil Procedure 170A 1835

170AFederal Civil Procedure

170AXIDismissal

170AXI(B)Involuntary Dismissal

170AXI(B)5Proceedings

170Ak1827Determination

170Ak1835k. Matters Deemed Ad-mitted; Acceptance as True of Allegations in Com- plaint.Most Cited Cases A court faced with a challenge to standing at the pleading stage must accept as true all material allega-tions of the complaint, and construe the complaint infavor of the complaining party.

[2]Federal Civil Procedure 170A

657.5(1)

170AFederal Civil Procedure

170AVIIPleadings and Motions

170AVII(A)Pleadings in General

170Ak654Construction

170Ak657.5Pro Se or Lay Pleadings

170Ak657.5(1)k. In General.MostCited Cases A pro se complaint must be construed liberally, held toless stringent standards than formal pleadings drafted by lawyers.

[3]Federal Civil Procedure 170A 103.2

170AFederal Civil Procedure

170AIIParties

170AII(A)In General

170Ak103.1Standing

170Ak103.2k. In General; Injury or Interest.Most Cited Cases

Federal Civil Procedure 170A 103.3

170AFederal Civil Procedure

170AIIParties

170AII(A)In General

170Ak103.1Standing

170Ak103.3k. Causation; Redressabil-ity.Most Cited Cases Article III standing has three requirements: (1) the plaintiff has suffered an injury in fact; (2) that injury bears a causal connection to the defendant's chal-lenged conduct; and (3) a favorable judicial decisionwill likely provide the plaintiff with redress from thatinjury.U.S.C.A. Const. Art. 3, § 1et seq.

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