There is a provision in our statute to handle debts. We expect them to pay their debts. If we find money they have before we relocate them, we suggest they pay those debts right away. If a creditor wishes to sue them after they have been relocated, our statute provides for the appointment of an intermediary. It would be a non-federal attorney, who would represent the creditor, and the non-federal attorney, who has had a background check, will be told where this person really lives and what his new name is, and he can then search for assets, file suit, do whatever would normally be done. You have kept the witness safe from the home area, anybody knowing who he is, and you've proceeded against his assets.
On May 31st, 2007. See this statement in context.