Short Circuit 245 | A Texas-Sized “And”
Short Circuit
Organizational Standing and Chilled Speech
The Fifth Circuit analyzes the issue of organizational standing in relation to SB 1111, an election law in Texas, and discusses the failure of the plaintiffs to link the diversion of resources directly to the challenged law. They also explore the theory of chilling speech and its impact on standing, highlighting that the plaintiffs have not shown their conduct is arguably proscribed by SB 1111. The chapter concludes with a discussion on the challenges faced by individuals seeking constitutional change against the government.
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