Albuquerque Indian Rights v. Manuel Lujan, Jr., in His Trust Capacity as Secretary of the Interior
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Concurring in the judgmentD.H. Ginsburg, Circuit Judge
I write separately because my analysis of the standing issue is different from that put forward by the court. I agree, however, that the AIRA was not properly before the district court, and for that reason I decline to join the court’s obiter dicta regarding the merits.
I. Standing
My analysis of the standing issue differs from the court’s in three respects. First, I believe that in the circumstances of this case an AIRA member need not demonstrate that but for the agency’s unlawful conduct, she would be qualified for the position she seeks; the DOI has failed to promulgate separate Indian…
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