California | Federal Tort Claims
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Can a person sue a government for violation of his his civil rights where (1) a non discretionary plea agreement was involved, where--name removed--2) no constitutional waivers were waived--name removed--3) Government breached plea agreement without notice or justification, with the--name removed--4) persons arrest and imprisonment (for approx FIVE years and more) without due process of law, where--name removed--5) entire process consisted of concealment--name removed--a) altering of proceedings--name removed--b) interference with his right to access governments law libraries, too (c) confisicating his legal materials--name removed---name removed---name removed---name removed-- his case is rich with inequitable acts by government and private officials--name removed---name removed---name removed---name removed-- all in ef
fort to evade responsibility and liabilty thus, keeping the person from traditional relief.
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