VII.   Law

An Instructional Controversy is a form of public dispute against at least two (2) opposing sides concerning a law and one or more matters of presumption of law and no compensation is sought other than pertaining to one (1) or more issues of law.

Instructional Controversy is most common when a superior court is called to review a new statute or policy that may be challenged as defective on some grounds or where some previous law or claim is called to be upheld without direct financial compensation.