Limiting Excessive Government Obstruction Act

This bill, the Limiting Excessive Government Obstruction Act, modifies how federal agencies handle certain legal disputes by adding a new step where a party can file a demurrer to dismiss an agency case. If a case is dismissed under this new rule, the agency must file a lawsuit in federal court within 90 days to pursue the same allegations, and defendants in those lawsuits would be entitled to a jury trial. The legislation explicitly excludes immigration, national security, tax, bankruptcy, patent, and federal benefit matters from these new requirements. By allowing for a jury trial and setting a strict deadline for agencies to restart proceedings in court, the bill aims to provide clearer legal pathways for individuals facing agency enforcement actions.