Neplusultra
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TFred wrote:
TFred wrote:
Maybe, IANAL. But I think I would have standing. They are restricting my freedom unlawfully. Why should I have to risk going to jail to correct this? Sounds like a great tool for a tyrant if this principle is not true..... Make death the penalty for violating any law he wants to enact and basically dare people to violate them, he has nothing to lose and you everything...Neplusultra wrote:I don't know if you can sue without standing, and I don't know if you can have standing if you don't have anything personally at stake. Need a lawyer type to answer that question.TFred wrote:Well, you could challenge it directly too couldn't you, without getting arrested. But it would still cost money.....paramedic70002 wrote:Probably like you challenge every ambiguous law... get arrested for breaking it and spend a boatload of money on attorneys.So is it necessary? I think not. How can we challenge this ambiguous law?
Justice may be blind, but she ain't cheap.
TFred
If you could, then why hasn't someone with big pockets like the NRA already challenged the GFSZ?
TFred