even if they could, mowfer more, even if somebody could get standing and come in front of an article 3 federal judge and convince that judge that they've got standing, would that federal court be in the position to dispose of this case within the roughly one-year period in which this provision of the law is effectively suspended. it takes a lot of time to litigate a case all the way through to completion, and i think it's doubtful whrl somebody woulwhethersomebody wog an action in federal court and have it be federally litigated, all the way through to judgment in the roughly one-year period in which it still would be relevant. and if i couldn't get it done in that time period, then it would appear very likely that the case would be rendered moot at that point. and so this, quite simply, is the kind of case in which no federal suit is likely to be brought, and if one is brought, it would likely fail. and so that's yet another reason why we as a congress ought to be looking very closely at this. you see, because this is one of those many instances in which it's possible that someone c