Match the case selection rule to its definitions. - mootness - ripeness - justiciability - collective suit - lack of jurisdiction - political question - standing - benfitted litigant - independent and adequate grounds test - Rule 10 A. the case has already been resolved when it reaches the court B. the law is too new to hear a case challenging it C. there must be an actual case or controversy for the couirt to hear the case D. lawsuits brought by litigants who are not adverse to one another, but are bringing a suit to get an outcome they both want E. the court does not have the authority to hear the case due to changes in its appellate jurisdictionb by Congress F. the issue in the case is a policy one that is better addressed by elected representatives in Congress or state legislatures than the courts G. a person must show that they have been harmed by a law, policy or person/institution to bring a lawsuit H. people cannot bring lawsuits to challenge a law if they have had positive benefits from the law I. The Supreme Court will not hear cases addressed by state supreme courts when they only involve state constitutions and state laws J. The Supreme Court will always agree to hear cases where there have been conflicting rulings between state Supreme Courts or federal appeals courts