Outcome
The D.C. Circuit affirmed dismissal of a federal corrections officer's challenge to the suspension of his FECA temporary total disability benefits, holding that his due process challenge to the agency's reliance on the mailbox presumption was unpersuasive and that his complaint failed to allege a facial FECA violation.
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