Re:Lyft, Uber lash out at legal threat from strict Texas abo...
by justin66 on Saturday September 04, 2021 @10:14PM
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They're going to have some issues bringing frogs in as a party to a lawsuit (those little green bastards can't even sign the appropriate paperwork... lack of opposable thumbs) but there's nothing legally noteworthy about a non-profit group obtaining standing to sue the government about an environmental or ecological issue that is covered under statute, or under the executive branch/EPA's enforcement jurisdiction.
Why would a special interest group be able to sue to protect frogs, but another wouldn't be able to sue to protect unborn babies?