IF YOU ARE ON THE US GOVERNMENTS "NO FLY LIST", SHOULD YOU BE ABLE TO SUE?

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[+] serious ballot by hunter
created Sun Jun 19, 05
the US government has a "no-fly list", which includes US citizens that pose "a flight risk" as they say,
should you or other foreigners banned on US commercial flights, be able to sue?

yes
no
out of my control
with good reason

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COMMENTS:
I think you probably could sue, just don't know if you would win

by larrynelmira on Sun Jun 19, 05 6:43pm [+]

If they won't tell you why and produce proof then you should be allowed to sue if they won't take you off.

by thc2883 on Sun Jun 19, 05 7:15pm [+]

Yes. There have been a lot of errors on the list. Maybe this would encourage accountability.

by FiddleFaddleOnLSD on Sun Jun 19, 05 9:23pm [+]

Democrat Edward Kennedy was put on that list. It took several weeks before he was taken off and Tom Ridge personally apologize to him for that "mistake".

by Liberal_Democrat on Mon Jun 20, 05 3:34am [+]

Only if it was unjustified and only if you followed all the steps to get your name removed. If your name belongs on there, then no, you should not be able to.

by patch22us on Mon Jun 20, 05 7:56am [+]