On 25 Jan 2004 13:24:18 -0800, ronthewarhero@yahoo.co.uk (Chris Owen) wrote in <f758becc.0401251324.7cc6c2db@posting.google.com>:

>I've been asked an interesting question about Narconon's legal history
>- has anyone sued it, or been sued by it?
>
>I can't think of any instances of it being sued, but I can think of a
>few suits by it:
>
>* Jon Atack was sued in the UK for linking Narconon with CoS (I don't
>know how this turned out).
>
>* All of the members of the Oklahoma State Board of Mental Health were
>sued by Narconon after they rubbished Narconon in December 1991.
>
>There was also one criminal case against it, namely in Spain, but this
>was eventually dropped.
>
>Can anyone think of anything else to add to the list?
>
>- Chris Owen

There have been several Narconon related lawsuits in Germany.

1) Arbeitsgericht München Az.: 24 Ca 14748/86 http://www.ingo-heinemann.de/arb14748.htm

This was a labor court decision. The plaintiff successfully sued Narconon to get paid properly and won about $10000 in back pay.

2) Verwaltungsgerichtshof Baden-Württemberg Az.: 1 S 3021/92 http://home.snafu.de/tilman/krasel/germany/vgh2192.html

This was an administrative court decision. The court decided that a state official was right to claim that not a single successful narconon rehabilitation had been proven.

3) Amtsgericht Miesbach, Az: Cs 65 Js 21802/90 http://home.snafu.de/tilman/narconon.tif

Former president of Narconon Schliersee convicted for practicing medicine without a license.

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