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A New York man takes the Department of Motor Vehicles, the DMV commissioner and two investigators to task for behaving as if they are above the law.

Cops cut power to barge. Barge sinks because it has no power. City sues company for removal fees even though they sank it.

In Orange County, California, the city is suing a couple who replaced their front lawn with wood chips to save water. Article includes great quotes like:
“Compliance -- that’s all we’ve ever wanted,” explained City Atty. Wayne Winthers.
“It’s just funny that we pay our taxes to the city and the city is now prosecuting us with our own money,” Quan Ha said.

ACLU sues the City of Detroit over a raid on an art gallery and alleges that the Detroit Police are essentially shaking down people for money.

Don’t mess with your neighbor’s lawn — especially if that neighbor is the city of Columbus. Property owners along Columbus’ three reservoirs — Griggs, O’Shaughnessy and Hoover — are being taken to court for mowing, weeding and otherwise sprucing up waterfront property owned by the city that abuts their backyards.

A Roswell, Georgia man who fought with the city over his right to keep chickens on his suburban property blew himself up at his house today, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

The home of the man, Andrew Wordes, was in foreclosure. Investigators believe he poured gasoline all over the house and set it on fire rather than get evicted.

"Police officer Tasered a man 11 times while he was having a diabetic seizure...permanently scarred [him] and caused him neurological damage that has not abated."

Yet another story of a cop abusing somebody with a tazer for absolutely no justifiable reason.

U.S. student who electrocuted his nipples sues teacher...for not warning him it was dangerous

An American student whose heart stopped after he deliberately electrocuted himself in a science class is suing his teacher for not warning him it was dangerous.

Kyle Dubois, 18, is also taking legal action against the school district and the city of Dover in New Hampshire.

A woman's purse can be seen as a threat and subject to search and seizure if a police officer suspects it contains a weapon.