Re: On good authority...

Feb 25, 2008 0 Replies


> What's the penalty for an FBI agent if they lie to you?


>
>I expect that it is nothing. Alternatively you may file a lawsuit and
>have to prove all of the following: 1. that the agent lied, 2. that the
>lie(s) was not authorized by chain of command, 3. that you suffered some
>damage as a result of the lie(s).

If and when you file a lawsuit, you can name more than one defendant. You should have to only name defendants that you have any evidence of against in terms of wrongful actions and/or wrongful inactions. You could name as defendants everyone upward in the chain of command who you have any evidence of authorizing lying or knowing that activities that they could and/or should have prevented and that they could have prevented/stopped went on anyway.


Better to hire a lawyer that is good in this area, and that is not me (I do not have a juris doctor degree and never attempted passing the bar exam, so I am not a lawyer at all).


- Don Klipstein ( snipped-for-privacy@misty.com)

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