--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL
> >Just because I don't like the way the government is enforcing it's laws,
>do
> >I have the right to sue? I would suggest other channels should be
>pursued.
> >If a citizen can sue, then let's make it fair and be able to sue all
> >branches of the government when it is perceived the law isn't being
> >adequately enforced.
>
>Now, before we get any deeper into this, it's perhaps important to clarify
>what
>me mean by "sue." This means simply to file suit. The person(s) filing suit
>are
>not doing so to receive a cash settlement (the way a person might sue, say,
>a
>company for negligence). Instead, they're filing suit in the hope that a
>federal
>court judge will render a judgment forcing the federal agency to adhere to
>the
>law.
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