Administrative – Court Won’t Review Security Clearance Case (access required)

Hegab v. Long An employee of a federal intelligence agency who alleges he lost his top-secret security clearance and his job after he married a Muslim woman cannot sue the agency for violation of his constitutional rights, reinstatement and back pay; the 4th Circuit says plaintiff was merely restating “speculative and conclusory” allegations of constitutional violations which the court does not have jurisdiction to review.

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Administrative – Court Won’t Review Security Clearance Case

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