zcamaro, unlike the great state of Oklahoma, Washington does not give you free access to their case law in a searchable database. To do so would take access to Westlaw and more time than I'm interested in investing (I do have access to the Washington Westlaw database, but I have no interest in trying to find a bunch of Oklahoma companion cases).

I'm not 100% case law is going to be a big deal here anyhow. Issues of standing are similar from state to state. Standing is going to be a hell of a hurdle for the Schultz group. Then, to prove Fraud, they have a tough burden there as well.

I linked Doug Loudenback's legal memo earlier, which admittedly was written using Oklahoma law (you should expect that from an Oklahoma lawyer), still hit all of the high points and addressed them with what should be the black-letter law in Washington, Oklahoma (and according to Obama) th eother 55 states.

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