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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

A plaintiff files a lawsuit seeking an injunction to stop a city from enforcing a local ordinance that prohibits certain types of signs. After the lawsuit is filed, the city amends the ordinance to remove the restriction that the plaintiff was challenging. What is the most accurate reason a federal court might dismiss the case?

  • The case is moot because the city has removed the provision being challenged.

  • The case is not moot because the plaintiff initially suffered harm from the ordinance.

  • The case is not moot because the court can issue an advisory opinion on similar challenges.

  • The case is moot unless the plaintiff amends the complaint to seek broader relief.

Multistate Bar Examination
Constitutional Law
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