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The Supreme Court held that the FTCA postal exception bars claims arising from intentional nondelivery of mail, because “loss” and “miscarriage” include intentional failures to deliver.
The Supreme Court held that the FTCA postal exception bars claims arising from intentional nondelivery of mail, because “loss” and “miscarriage” include such conduct.
The D.C. Circuit upheld the Postal Regulatory Commission’s dismissal of a union complaint over First-Class Mail service standards and found no arbitrary or capricious error.
The D.C. Circuit vacated a Postal Regulatory Commission order because it left residual discrimination in postal treatment without a reasonable explanation.
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