> use the constitution right of the bat If a government action is unlawful under the Constitution, there's the case won bing nice and easy. If it is lawful u

> use the constitution right of the bat If a government action is unlawful under the Constitution, there's the case won bing nice and easy. If it is lawful under the Constitution, then there may be hope still but it gets enormously more complicated. The chance of winning the case and still being held liable for court costs and other fines goes way up. Basically "I fought the law" will cost even if you do win. So people jump for the big gun first, they've seen it work and its comprehensible. Lawyers like to go for the detail points that make careers out of fence disputes.