Definition of "justiciability" []

• : The ability of a subject matter to be evaluated and resolved by a court. (noun)

Wiktionary.org : Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License

• "Contrary to some popular views, the fact is that many of the justices go to great lengths - including the development of elaborate theories of "political questions," "justiciability" and judicial deference to state legislatures - to avoid taking actions that will upset too many people all at once."
• "As to the justiciability of the question, that wholly depends on the posturing of the case raising the issue and the context in which it is litigated."
• "First, given the justiciability issue that arises once a bill is enrolled and signed, would it be possible for a member of Congress to obtain a writ of mandamus after the Slaughter Rule is adopted which orders that the bill not be enrolled and signed until a hearing is held on its constitutionality?"