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A litigant claims a federal court lacks jurisdiction because the case is not ripe. Which requirement reflects the constitutional limitation on federal judicial power under Article III?

The case must present a friendly, non-adversarial dispute There must be an actual case or controversy, including standing, ripeness, and absence of mootness The plaintiff must have exhausted all state remedies The dispute must involve at least $75,000

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There must be an actual case or controversy, including standing, ripeness, and absence of mootness

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