A project about access to a municipal procedure

A fictional Colombian legal-research project begins with complaints that some residents struggle to use a municipal application process. The draft question asks only how to make everyone happy, while the general objective promises to prove that every current rule is invalid. The proposed method is to count public complaints from one social-media page. The case supplies no actual finding about the governing law or the population affected. Students must formulate a more researchable legal or sociolegal issue, distinguish a normative question from an empirical description and identify evidence suited to each. The exercise does not require inventing an unlawful act, assuming every complaint is true or declaring that online responses represent all residents.