...any individual citizen with the same bona fide special interest, would not also be entitled to do so. The requirement that a party seeking review must allege...serve as at least a rough attempt to put the decision 13 The distinction between standing to Initiate a review proceeding, and standing to assert the rich's...

...any individual citizen with the same bona fide special interest, would not also be entitled to do so. The requirement that a party seeking review must allege...prevent any public interests from being protected thronsh the judicial process.16 It does serve as at least a rough attempt to put the decision 13 Thp...

...the Court concludes that its rule requiriug interest as a user as a prerequisite to standing serves : [a]s at least a rough attempt to put the decision as to whether review will be sought in the bauds of those who have a direct stake in the outcome. That goal would be undermined were we to ......

...affected' or 'aggrieved' within the meaning of the APA," in Sierra Club v. Morton.*1 The Court felt that the "requirement that a party seeking review must...facts showing that he is himself adversely affected" would "serve as at least a rough attempt to put the decision as to whether review will be sought in...

...is the mother of an illegitimate child and that she is suing "on behalf of 5 We noted last Term that "[t]he requirement that a party seeking review must...from being protected through the judicial process." Sierra Club v. Morton, 405 US, at 740. That observation is fully applicable here. As the District Court...

...society from generalized special interest litigation is great. Specifically, the Court stated that "[t]he requirement that a party seeking review must...facts showing that he is himself adversely affected . . . serves as at least a rough attempt to put the decision as to whether review will be sought in...

...have adequately served the policy implicated by the pleading requirement of Sierra Club — putting "the decision as to whether review will be sought...of those who have a direct stake in the outcome." Ibid. In such a case respondents would not be attempting merely to "vindicate their own value preferences...

...Davis, Administrative Law Text (St. Paul, Minn.: West, 1972), p. 4 1 9. Although the Court has held "that a party seeking review must allege facts showing that he is himself adversely affected . . . ," this merely means, for example, that a review of a decision affecting a public park must be...

...v. Kipp, 14 FEP Cases 1197, 1200 (WD Mo. 1977). The appellant organization, therefore, fails to meet the requirement that a party seeking review must allege facts showing that he has been adversely affected. HI. IN ALABAMA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES DO NOT HAVE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING RIGHTS...