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A lower court had ruled that animal rights groups didn't have legal standing In sue the Institutional Animal Oire and Use Ciommittite Tho committee is supposed to ensure that animat research projects comply with govern ment and University standards. In a lawsuit, two groups claimed the committee violated the statu open meetings law in approving a professor's project involving surgery on monkeys in March 1030 The lawsuit was filed by the People for the Ethical Treat ment of Animals and an affiliat ed group. Students for the Ethi cal Treatment of Animals. Circuit Judge George Woodrich of Lane County held that the groups didn't have ade quate grounds to sue. The law says anyone "affected by a de cision of a governing body" can go to court to enforce it The state argued the animal rights groups had shown only an "enthusiastic" and "politi cal” Interest in the committee's decisions. The appeals court said a plaintiff doesn't have to show it would be affected by a govern ment docision. 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