But then each one would need to testify that unintelligible law was the proximate cause... or an expert opinion to that effect, which would need to come from inside the justice system itself — completely impossible as the freedom of information legislation does not
cover judicial records, and you can not sue the court system (as far as I know).
Not exact matches
Lindsay Johnson Housing specialist known for his strong track
record in
judicial reviews and in public law challenges
covering a range of issues, such as failure to comply with homelessness duties, antisocial behaviour policies and failure to follow allocation policies.
Section 164.512 (e) addresses when a
covered entity is permitted to disclose protected health information in response to requests for protected health information that are made in the course of
judicial and administrative proceedings — for example, when a non-party health care provider receives a subpoena (under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 45 or similar provision) for medical
records from a party to a law suit.