I wasn't aware that one could file a sealed complaint, via a qui tam action, Pro Se. That certainly eliminates a huge barrier for me and for our United States Department of Justice and taxpayers, et al.
According to most case law, if the Government does not intervene, then the Pro Se litigant may not be able to pursue the case further, unless he or she retains counsels (or get's his bar license by then, etc.)
Or maybe I was aware and it's a done deal. I just wouldn't be allowed to talk about it, of course, per the law.
According to most case law, if the Government does not intervene, then the Pro Se litigant may not be able to pursue the case further, unless he or she retains counsels (or get's his bar license by then, etc.)
Or maybe I was aware and it's a done deal. I just wouldn't be allowed to talk about it, of course, per the law.
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