Re: The insolence of Office; Hoisting them on their own Petards

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Merlin) wrote:

>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>>Anyone know of any legal treatises or books on how to successfully sue, defeat
>>or otherwise cause problems for evil state agencies. Most of us have dealt
>>with some pinhead bureaurat in the wrong at one time or another. Most people
>>just cave. I want to teach myself to fight them. I imagine this falls under
>>the category of exceptions to immunity, defeating corrupt summary judgements
>>and so on. Any tips appreciated. I am referring to instances in which a
bureaucrat
>>decides to lie thereby sending you up a false road, discriminate by denying
>>you actions that are available to others, etc.
>>
>>
>
>        What! You want to sue our government?
>        No doubt they discuss such things in a law book somewhere.
>        But it just seems so... well, unpatriotic or something.
>        Are you sure you should be allowed to do that?
>
>        -Merlin

For starters, read the eleventh amdendment. (Which I assumed you knew, Merlin :)
)

<http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data/constitution/amendment11/>