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Jon43140

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18. Civil Suits

Reply to AdamGG (Original post)

Wed Feb 5, 2025, 12:23 PM

Feb 2025

I wonder if civil suits could be filed against the DOGE employees that accessed our information. This is no different than any other crime where criminal defendants are sued in civil court. They stole people's personal information and who knows where on the dark web that's headed.

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Can a federal judge or any other legal entity stop DOGE? [View all] AdamGG Feb 2025 OP

They can and likely will rule against it ibegurpard Feb 2025 #1

I guess it needs to be in state court AdamGG Feb 2025 #4

A state court wouldn't have jurisdiction. Ocelot II Feb 2025 #7

What about his underlings ? drray23 Feb 2025 #11

Only if the crimes were committed in that state. Ocelot II Feb 2025 #13

We can't worry abotu that stuff anymore RJ-MacReady Feb 2025 #14

Couldn't state AG's AdamGG Feb 2025 #16

Who will enforce existing laws and new court orders? Irish_Dem Feb 2025 #6

Eloon & DOGE are a public nuisance bucolic_frolic Feb 2025 #2

It is worse than you think gab13by13 Feb 2025 #3

That's insane AdamGG Feb 2025 #5

It's Ed Martin, a Trumper fanatic and Acting US Attorney for DC Arazi Feb 2025 #9

How about running an ad campaign AdamGG Feb 2025 #8

This is a small snip from a piece about Muck and his rummaging sidekicks. Just plucked allegorical oracle Feb 2025 #10

No Cirsium Feb 2025 #12

The sad thing is, there are 1,500 militants who were just pardoned AdamGG Feb 2025 #15

Homeland premises security needs to stand down. Frasier Balzov Feb 2025 #17

Civil Suits Jon43140 Feb 2025 #18