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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Gesner denies a U.S. Patent Office staff member’s motion for default judgment following his claims of constitutional violations, including whistleblower protections, against the office for failure to state a claim. The staffer alleges that while employed there, he reported multiple computer security law violations by the office and was fired shortly thereafter. But he fails to present plausible evidence that the office fired him in retaliation.
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