explaining that voluntary cessation of a challenged practice does not moot a claim where "wrongdoers could cease their wrongdoing as soon as complaints are filed and resume the wrongdoing as soon as the complaints are dismissed for being moot"
Summary of this case from Fenimore v. Blachly-Lane Cnty. C.E.A.November 30, 1999
explaining that voluntary cessation of a challenged practice does not moot a claim where "wrongdoers could cease their wrongdoing as soon as complaints are filed and resume the wrongdoing as soon as the complaints are dismissed for being moot"
Summary of this case from Fenimore v. Blachly-Lane Cnty. C.E.A.Full title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Nov 30, 1999
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