In reply to David Holzwasser.

You don't have a constitutional right to trial in civil cases. If you did every single arbitration agreement would be unconstitutional.

The state isn't taking action against a person another private entity is.

You are free to leave the parking lot, just like you are free to refuse to shop at Walmart if you don't like their labor practices, and you're free to make your voice heard about your disapproval of the terms the parking lot is offering to park there. At the end of the day, supply is not a justification for changing the law. If I'm the only person selling ice cream anywhere in a five-mile radius, you don't have a right to buy my ice cream at what you consider "fair terms" as long as my terms are legal you can buy my ice cream under my terms or you can decide not to buy my ice cream.