West Virginia asserts its standing in matters affecting its people.
West Virginia HCR8 resolves that the state has standing in matters impacting its people. The resolution argues that any judicial authority denying this standing is illegal and an attack on state sovereignty. It cites the Tenth Amendment and the Constitution of West Virginia to support its claim of reserved powers for the states.
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