William D. Morris v. Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of Defense

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• defining \trial de novo\ as involving judicial review \without deferring to any prior administrative adjudication\ and \entirely independent of the administrative proceedings\
• defining \trial de novo\ as \without deferring to any prior administrative adjudication\ and \entirely independent of the administrative proceedings\
• “We hold that, when a federal employee comes to court to challenge, in whole or in part, the administrative disposition of his or her discrimination claims, the court must consider those claims de novo, and is not bound by the results of the administrative process.... ”
• “We hold that, when a federal employee comes to court to challenge, in whole or in part, the administrative disposition of his or her discrimination claims, the court must consider those claims de novo, and is not bound by the results of the administrative process . . .”

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