Waseem Daker v. Tyrone Oliver, Commissioner, Georgia Department of Corrections

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• finding that plaintiff’s appeal and petition for reconsideration, considered by OWCP and ECAB, were sufficient where preliminary notice was allegedly lost in the mail
• holding that judicial review over workers’ compensation claims generally precluded
• when notice is lost in the mail the availability of OWCP reconsideration and appeal provides sufficient due process
• “bald assertions” that proceedings were a “sham” do not support conclusion that procedural due process rights were violated
• OWCP’s reconsideration and appeal were sufficient where notice of termination was allegedly lost in the mail
• OWCP's reconsideration and appeal were sufficient where notice of termination was allegedly lost in the mail

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).