Supreme Court· 6/13/1983

Bush v. Lucas

Citations

462 U.S. 367
103 S. Ct. 2404
76 L. Ed. 2d 648
1983 U.S. LEXIS 60
51 U.S.L.W. 4752

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holding that an elaborate remedial system prevented a NASA employee from bringing a Bivens action based on a First Amendment violation against a NASA director
holding that the Bivens remedy is not available to a government employee suing a government agent for alleged constitutional violations associated with his employment
holding that the \comprehensive nature of the remedies currently available\ under the CSRA precluded a federal employee from pursuing a Bivens action to remedy a claimed First Amendment violation
holding that the CSRA provides the exclusive remedy even for cases involving first amendment violations
holding that an elaborate remedial system prevented a NASA employee from bringing a Bivens action based on a First Amendment violation against a NASA director
holding that the ability to bring a Bivens claim could be limited where Congress clearly intended to provide another remedy as a substitution for such suit

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Judges: Stevens, Marshall, Blackmun

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