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Redressible

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Re`dress´i`ble    (~?`b'l)
a.1.Such as may be redressed.


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Baker could only satisfy the terms of the writ by presenting a personalized injury in fact, caused by the defendant, and redressible by the court, though not couched in those terms.
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In the 1930s, the Court used Ex parte Young to guard against regulatory state statutes which imposed heavy fines that were not redressible by eventual suit in federal court.
 
 
 
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