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Standing to Challenge Lack of Agency Action
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Standing to Challenge Lack of Agency Action

Massachusetts v. EPA; If Congress grants a procedural right to protect concrete interests,like right to challenge agency action unlawfully withheld, litigant can assert without meeting ordinary standards for redressability and immediacy; standing.
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