Richard W. Gabriel v. United States of America and United States of America, Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers

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• holding that the plaintiff’s substantive due process claim was subsumed by the alleged First Amendment and equal protection violations
• upholding dismissal where plaintiff served U.S. Attorney by mail because, at that time, Rule 4(d)(4) required personal service on the U.S. Attorney
• “reliance on the advice of a Clerk’s office employee cannot excuse ... counsel’s failure to do basic research.”

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