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Here's one I just ran across shortly after writing this.
Booz Allen is a private company that runs recreation.gov and sets it's own fees to pay itself.
Somebody sued and won saying that fees charged for access to national parks were meant only for park maintenance and therefore the fees were illegal. They won! And then...nothing.
Technically everyone who paid a booking fee to access an American National park in the last decade is entitled to a refund. Not a penny appears to be forthcoming because fuck you, that's why.
https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/why-is-booz-allen-renting-us-back