McCollum v. Bolger

U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit · Decided 1986-07-23

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WISDOM, Senior Circuit Judge: This is not the usual employment discrimination case, as one might think from the pleadings. The dispute here began and continued as a result of the personal animus the plaintiffs bore for a postmaster whom they blame for certain set-backs they suffered as postal employees. The plaintiffs are three members of the McCollum family. The local defendant is George T. Howard, Postmast…

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