Every individual cannot challenge whether or not the estimate of costs of an unfunded mandate were complied with, whether the future costs of the mandate have disproportionate effects on State and local government budgets. That is not the law today. That is not what a felon can do in determining whether or not his name can reside in a database in the Justice Department.
Paul E. Kanjorski: “Every individual cannot challenge whether or not the estimate of costs of an unfunded mandate were complied with…”
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Discussing the limitations of individuals challenging unfunded mandates and their effects on state and local budgets.
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