It appears that 32 residents caused, for whatever reason 18,000 residents to lose their education and 200 to lose their employment. The question is whether there should be consequences for the 32 that caused such a terrible result for so many? Regardless of the charges by the 32 their actions caused an extraordinary penalty to many who did not know of the charges and could not participate in a solution that would protect their jobs, etc. Was or is there no requirement that when the 32 filed that they also ensured the ones being hurt would be aware of their actions? It is apparent a sunshine law was not in effect as it is alleged that all 18,000 residents and 200 employees were "
surprised" by the suit and the actions. It would make sense to have some qualified attorneys look at this whole mess and see if by having a secret suit and action the 18,000 residents and 200 employees were not seriously harmed by the 32 who created the suit?
