· 4/11/1988
Thomas W. Hill v. Department of Air Force, and Paul S. Britt Paul J. Vallerie
Citations
- 844 F.2d 1407
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- questioning the district court’s jurisdictional basis to examine a security-clearance decision
- no due process rights for revocation of security clearance because of absence of property or liberty interest
- “If the merits underlying a revocation cannot be examined, there are even stronger reasons why the merits underlying an interim action such as a suspension cannot be examined.”
- authority of Egan may not be bypassed by invoking alleged constitutional rights
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Judges: Anderson, Barrett, Thompson
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