Norma F. Roth v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• stating that in his complaint a plaintiff is obliged to allege facts regarding each essential element necessary to entitle him to recovery under an actionable legal theory
• noting that after plaintiff resigned from defendant’s employ, she no longer had standing to enjoin her supervisor’s actions “in order to protect others or vindicate the public weal”
• “In general, a federal employee whose position comes with CSRA’s reach may seek redress for the untoward effects of a prohibited personnel practice only through the panoply of remedies that CSRA itself affords.”
• CSRA preempts state law claim

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).