Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB, a federal court for whistleblowers)

May 25, 2006 Hearing (Docket NY-1221-06-0112-W-1)

The following documents alone [MSPB Docket number NY-1221-06-0112-W-1] show the ridiculousness of the legal process involved to purportedly protect federal whistleblowers.  More importantly, the time, energy, federal salaries, and federal agency collaboration alone could arguably constitute federal waste, fraud and abuse. 

2007-01-13 Final MSPB Decision

2006-08-25 Fudin INITIAL Decision [MSPB Docket number NY-1221-06-0112-W-1] [redacted]

2006-06-28 Agency's Reply Brief [redacted]

2006-06-27 Appellant's Reply Brief [redacted]

2006-06-21 Agency's Closing Brief [redacted]

2006-06-21 Appellant's Closing Brief [redacted]

NY-0752-02-0116-I-1 (MSPB, Fudin prevailed in court. 5/14/2002) ...In this document, the ALJ ruled in Dr. Fudin`s favor and ordered him returned to his job at the Stratton VA.  Interestingly, the court transcripts reflect that the ALJ REFUSED to hear any testimony pertaining to reprisal for whistleblowing.  In the final decision, she states that Dr. Fudin failed to prove reprisal.  That in and of itself is a lack of statutory requirements.