If Trump is not breaking law by not allowing

[Joedog]

Transition to begin how could Biden people be thinking about legal action

[hlthe2b]

1. depends on how the law is written and if Trump WH is exerting illegal influence

[Joedog]

2. Is it against the law to instruct agencies not to cooperate with Biden.

[hlthe2b]

5. Potentially. Depends how he does it. One can not extort, blackmail for instance.

Time to give it a rest. This will work out and Biden's not about to file a legal challenge without all "ducks in a row."

[unblock]

3. I wouldn't think the law would go by media projections

I would assume the law only cares about the states actually certifying their elections.

[PubliusEnigma]

4. Do you dispute the election result??

It is against the law to prevent the peaceful transition of power.

[SeattleVet]

6. Only one state has actually certified their election results as of today (Delaware).

Others certify over the next several weeks.

While they're being total assholes about it, they are most likely not violating the law at this time.

Here's a listing of the dates that each state certifies their results. Note that several stats have no set date.

https://ballotpedia.org/Election_results_certification_dates,_2020

[Ms. Toad]

7. The law is not clear as to the basis the GSA is to use to begin transition.

One of the reasons for suing is when a statute is unclear. It's the court's job to interpret.