posted on Feb, 20 2009 @ 11:51 AM
I have had an epiphany this morning. For the past month or so, I have been sitting around wondering why we haven't seen anyone take these
unconstitutional bailouts to the Supreme Court to have them thrown down. This morning, while talking about this with a co-worker, the words "why not
me?" popped into my head.
How does one go about petitioning the court and, if said petition is accepted, are there fees involved (aside from travel expenses to Washington) in
bringing a case before the highest court in the land? Is this a total fool's errand? Would I be better served to try and find legal representation,
or is it possible for an everyday Joe with a college degree and an (I think) above average communication skills to present a case to the court and not
end up looking foolish? I guess I'm also now wondering where would I start to build this case? Are there federal statutes or sections of the
Constitution which expressly prohibit this redistribution of federal monies to private corporations or, even worse, nationalization of
corporations?
Are there any students of the law out there who can either give me confidence that this can be done or talk me down off the ledge on this before it's
too late?