Originally Posted by
Superguy
Techincally, TSA thinks that any court doesn't have jurisdiction over them.
I wouldn't place a lot of faith in TSA's lawyers though. Francine has screwed up cases (almost blew the Moussaoui case) and clearly shows a lack of understanding for the law. Her deputy doesn't seem to be any better. In many cases, a lot of gov't lawyers aren't there to determine if a practice is legal but how it can be defended if challenged.
I always wondered about lawyers and such working for government.
In private practice it would seem the sky is the limit money wise. However, signing on with government has definite, while very generous, limits on income.