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AXJ- You are on the right track...but read some Roman Law...in dubio pro reo...contractus legem...Because we always look at Subject Matter Jurisdiction first and then Standing.
Danny Hammond- Jurisdiction can not exist without a Plaintiff with Standing. Until the moment that Standing is reviewed and validated Subject Matter can not be attacked because it does not exist until Standing exists. I don't understand how you claim you are challenging Subject Matter Jurisdiction before you attack Standing. The only function a judge really has to perform at the very beginning of a case is to make sure he has a genuine dispute between two or more parties with proven adverse interests in an issue. If the judge finds that the Plaintiff has no standing, then Subject Matter Jurisdiction cannot exist and can not and need not be addressed. So, I would be interested in your description of challenging Subject Matter Jurisdiction before Standing.
Danny Hammond- Can we use pig Latin? I am better versed in it.