Is the Petitioner a victim in this case? Exide and the individual defendants willfully violated federal, state and local laws concerning hazardous waste, this judgement has imposed an unconstitutional violation concerning the Petitioner, The defendants and all of them did admit to such charges. Petitioner only amended the complaint once, where is the liberal right to amend? where a complaint can be corrected by an amendment how many chances should one receive to make corrections to prevent a violation of the law.

According to the law there should be liberal chances as long as it can correct the defects, (von Batch v. American Dist. Telegraph(1985) 175 Gal. App. 3d 1, 1119).

The defendants signed the statement of agreement to illegal acts for over a decade. These acts exclude the defendants from: exclusivity rule. The case set here now is indeed unique, a State court has rendered a; decision of an important federal question of federal law that has not been, but should be, settled by this court 28 U.S.G. § 451. There is indeed a conflict of law that does exist.

This is a matter of allowing the petitioner to have a right to be heard in which it was taken away violating liis due' process rights.

The US Constitution has asserted the importance of Due Process and fair legal proceedings, which is very essential, to our system of justice.

Is the Petitioner a victim in this case?