Q: What are relevant precedents? Self -representation - FCA (CA or Fed)
Neither of the cited cases present holding by court that plaintiff was not allowed to initiated or proceed with qui tam case.
See United States ex rel. Rogers v. County of Sacramento; United States ex rel. Darian v. Accent Builders, Inc.,
and even concerns raised in United States ex rel. Schwartz v. TRW Inc.
Debates cited are also not in relevance to issue.
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