[tacticalogic]

a case being delayed is, in and of itself, not a crime. Happens all the time in fact.

That it "happens all the time", and for the reasons this was done should be a crime.

I look forward to the day a federal bureaucrat sets out to make an example of someone, and gets made an example of in return.

[muawiyah]

Hmm ~ I see you've never worked in an organization that gets hundreds of thousands of requests for special treatment every year ~ and with limited staff.

You do know taxpayer money goes into dealing with those inquiries. Who should get answered first ~ the guy who sent his application first, or the guy who needs an answer first? ~ ha, ha ~ it's not that simple is it.

We are dealing with something called ADMINISTRATIVE DUE PROCESS which is different than JUDICIAL PROCESS. Sometimes answers are never given ~ but you are free to take it to court. The first thing the judge will decide is how long is long enough. Good luck.