Sheila J. Halousek v. California Public Employees' Retirement System
DueProcess FirstAmendment Privacy
What is required for the consistent application of civil rights to be 'free and independent,' 'enjoying and defending life and liberty,' and 'pursuing and obtaining safety, happiness, and privacy' in determining and making informed medical choices, and for redress of violations?
QUESTIONS PRESENTED With regard to the violation of Petitioner’s civil rights to be “free and independent,” “enjoying and defending life and liberty,” and “pursuing and obtaining safety, happiness, and privacy” in determining and making her own informed medical choices: what is required for the consistent application of these civil rights and for redress of violations? With regard to workplace conditions: what is required under the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) of 1970; which includes whistleblower or anti-retaliation provisions making it illegal for an employer to fire, demote, transfer or otherwise retaliate against a worker because the employee has filed a complaint or otherwise exercised any rights . provided to employees; for the consistent application of law requiring an employer to assure safe and healthful working conditions, as Respondents failed to provide Petitioner with a safe environment; what is the redress for her being attacked and retaliated against? With regard to the violation of Petitioner’s rights for due process in terminating her employment: what is required for the consistent application of these civil rights and for redress of violations? With regard to the violation of Petitioner’s rights to privacy: what is required for the consistent application of these civil rights and for redress of violations? ii