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ComplaintI would OCR this form, but it's a fill-in-the-blanks with a few checkboxes scattered through. That makes it not really worth the time. The only things of interest are found on page 2. There, Ms. Thomson states that she is suing the Congressman for $2000 under California's Anti-Spam Law. Or, rather I'm guessing that's what it says. The scan makes it look like it says "California Anty Spam Law". Bookmark/Search this post with:
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