Its as stupid as the pilot insecurity rules. If they think you are a
terrorist they revoke your certificate. If you area a terrorist you
think (WTF!) and go about your plans. If you are a regular guy you
spend a bunch of money appealing where you can't even see the
evidenance against you. If someone really is a terrorist and they
really do have bad plans, go down and arrest their ass, don't putt
around pulling tickets! In real life you'd probably have to spend
money appealing through the FAA process (and losing of course because
you don't know the evidence against you). Once you've exhausted the
FAA appeals process you can file an injuction in federal court. That
would be a pretty easy one to win because of "due process". Clearly
the FAA hasn't used "due process" by not letting you see the evidence.
The courts have ruled that "due process" applies to all agencies and
all cases (its not just a criminal thing, its used all the time
against the EPA).


-Robert


"C J Campbell" wrote in message ...
So what the heck? He just cuts the lock and flies off to another
state where
he won't be recognized. Maybe Alaska.