· 6/26/1995
Debra J. Todd v. Merit Systems Protection Board
Citations
- 55 F.3d 1574
- 1995 WL 325162
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that the employee “has the burden of establishing that she and the action she seeks to appeal [are] within the [MSPB’s] jurisdiction”
- explaining that the employee “has the burden of establishing that she and the action she seeks to appeal [are] within the [B]oard’s jurisdiction”
- finding that an employee did not have Board appeal rights because she was appointed pursuant to a statute that specifically authorized agencies to employ individuals “without regard to . . . sections . . . 7511, 7512, and 7701 of Title 5”
- finding “no irreconcilability or repug-nancy between the general rule at section 7511(a)(1)(C) that excepted - service employees with two years of continuous service have appeal rights and the specific exception to this rule at section 241(a
- ex- plaining that the employee “has the burden of establishing that she and the action she seeks to appeal [are] within the [MSPB’s] jurisdiction”
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Judges: Rich, Mayer, Clevenger
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