...as long as you have as much money and freedom of movement as the government...

Which is to say, I suppose...

that you are not on equal footing with the government.

Oddly enough if you're corporate entity large enough you're doing better than the government. A friend of mine works as an assistant state's attorney and he says some of the cases are ridiculous when the well funded persons and organizations are involved; sometimes it's one man for the government vs an one or more entire law firms and on cases of important to public interest no less.