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Ripeness is a legal doctrine that determines whether a case is ready for judicial review or if it relies on uncertain or speculative future events. For a case to be considered ripe, there must be an actual or imminent injury rather than a hypothetical one. The goals of the ripeness doctrine are to prevent premature judicial review of disputes and to protect agencies from review until a policy has been implemented and its effects are concrete. The Supreme Court established a two-part test to evaluate ripenes
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