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Thanks Truman.  This is what I was trying to say earlier.  Just  
bringing a suit should not be grounds for being banned.

In this *particular* case, from what I have read (Susan Young), there  
was enough other evidence that would support the RMs decision to ban  
the rider from future rides.  I also agree with Sandy, that the  
decision of a court may or may not have anything to do with justice.   
And in this particular case, based on what I read, the RMs got  
together and decided that this persons past actions provided enough  
grounds to ban them from future rides.  Good enough.

I agree with Truman, that each case needs to be decided on its  
merits, within the context of AERC.  If that is a meeting of the  
regional board, or the various RMs in the region, that is fine.  It  
is possible that a situation could arise where a rider would have a  
legitimate reason for bringing suit.  In such cases, the rider  
shouldn't be banned from rides "just because he brought suit".


On Jan 14, 2008, at 8:07 PM, Truman Prevatt wrote:

> I would expect that it would be a little difficult to justify  
> banning the person from rides based solely on the fact he/she filed  
> a lawsuit.

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