James Banks and Harold E. Faulkner v. Federal Aviation Administration and United States of America

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• determining that a testing laboratory’s disposal of urine samples required suppression of positive results of its tests in the appellants’ removal appeals because the samples were not made available to the appellants for their independent testing and inspection
• faulting the agency for failing to take reasonable steps to en- sure a disciplined federal employee had access to information the agency re- lied on

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