Jane Wharton-Thomas v. United States of America, United States Post Office and Pasquale J. Di Francisco, Jointly, Severally And/or in the Alternative

How courts have described this case

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• reaching the constitutional issue although case, based on the Federal Tort Claims Act, was arguably limited to a federally-created right
• reaching the constitutional issue although case, based on the Federal Tort Claims Act, was arguably limited to a federally-created right
• observing that the Supreme Court struck down portions of the BRA on the basis that bankruptcy courts “operate[], not under the direction of the district court, but in their own separate sphere and with their own independently appointed personnel”
• magistrates “are not subjected to pressures from the legislature”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).