Pat asked who is going to start the legal process - before the legal process
can begin there has to be a legal basis for an action.

Let's brainstorm here about some potential bases for legal action. That
could be a good beginning.

Remember that legal actions require damages - so when you are brainstorming
think in terms of having to prove actual damage.

Alexis Neely, Esq.

>Date:    Mon, 17 Dec 2001 01:06:25 -0500
>From:    "Patricia J. Ellis" <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: radicals
>
>I agree wholeheartedly.  I think that going to Ethics committees, bringing
>lawsuits, resigning one's position or being fired for upholding a "radical"
>but substantiated point, are all possibilities.  I don't advocate
>pussyfooting.  I am wondering who is going to start the legal process?  So
>far, I have only heard LC's bring it up.  Any ideas about how to start that
>fire would be helpful.  The only reason to avoid sounding like a radical is
>that you may lose your opportunity to be in a position where you can impact
>your environment, either by being ignored or no longer being employed.  I
>would like to quit cowering.
>
>Patricia Ellis  (There are a lot of Patricias and Pats--not sure who is
>talking to whom sometimes)
>


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