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Can You Sue God?

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The answer from Douglas County District Court Judge Marlon Polk is no.  According to this Associated Press story on Law.com, a senator in the Nebraska State Legislature, Ernie Chambers, tried to sue God in order to prove that "anybody can sue anybody."  Judge Polk disagreed, ruling that if Senator Chambers was not able to serve notice of the lawsuit on God, the case would have to be dismissed.  Although Senator Chambers tried to argue that God's omniscience made notice unnecessary, Judge Polk was not convinced, and he dismissed the suit.

Full post as published by ZiefBrief on October 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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