Yesterday, we reported that the laws regarding snow shoveling in the District hadn’t been updated since 1922, and wondered why the city would ever sue anyone for a measly 25 bucks, when the cost involved with filing a lawsuit — time, effort, logistics, all of it — would certainly dwarf that sum. But we couldn’t be totally sure about whether the city had ever actually done it. (Sometimes, politics can be a funny business, you know.) Well, our answer came back today — and it wasn’t shocking. According to the Civil Enforcement Section, the Office of the Attorney General “has no recollection or knowledge of such [a] suit.” So, there you go: even further proof that the antiquated shoveling law, as currently written, is utterly meaningless.