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Subject: doesn't someone have to hand over "the books" Author: asking [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10/14/06 12:45pm In reply to: Curious George 's message, "and....." on 10/13/06 11:05pm when asked? Not doubting either one of these cases, cooked books are the norm, but doesn't a gov agency have to turn over the books when asked? What is the average cost of a court case, from beginning to end? If our area DAs offices are in the habit of prosecuting cases that are ridiculous, and at the most akin to parking tickets, isn't that abuse of their power and misappropriation of the funds given to them by the taxpayer? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date You Can Petition For A Financial Audit Through Secretary Of State's Office Patrick McGee 10/14/06 1:03pm