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Before a federal court may address a case, it has to be justiciable, i.e., involve a case or controversy. Which of the following is not an additional limitation on federal court jurisdiction?

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  1. It has to result in an advisory opinion
  2. The issue has to be ripe
  3. The issue can't be moot
  4. A person must have a concrete stake in the outcome.

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