# Booth matter, 2002 *Minnesota case matter dated to 2002; fell on taxpayer standing.* The Booth matter is a Minnesota case matter that the pack's only source dates to 2002. According to that source, the matter "fell on taxpayer standing."[^1] The source places taxpayer standing at the courthouse threshold, meaning the bar that kept the matter from going forward.[^1] The same passage sets Booth beside a later matter. It describes "North Star (2026) on Article III standing," so the two cases ended on different standing doctrines.[^1] The record in this pack does not identify the court, docket number, parties, or date of decision for the Booth matter, and it gives no primary court filing.[^1] ## In the Minnesota record ### What - The source states that the Booth matter fell on taxpayer standing.[^1] ### Why - The source treats taxpayer standing as the courthouse-threshold bar on which the matter fell.[^1] ### When - The source dates the matter to 2002, at year precision only. It does not give a date of decision.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: *How Minnesota Got Here* (merged master, footnoted) (undated) — states that Booth (2002) fell on taxpayer standing, in contrast with North Star (2026) on Article III standing. No URL is available in the pack.