Michael J. Sands v. Megan J. Brennan, Postmaster General
DueProcess
Did the United States Postal Service violate my Constitutional Rights when the Postal Service chose my mental diagnosis (difference of Medical Opinion between my psychiatrist and their contract psychiatrist) and then forced me to take anti-psychotic medication(s) and receive treatment for a mental condition that I do not have as a condition of my further employment with the Postal Service, denying me my due process and equality under law, which resulted in the sole reason of my termination and loss of my home?
QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Did the United States Postal Service violate : my Constitutional Rights when the Postal Service chose my mental diagnosis (difference of Medical Opinion between my psychiatrist and their contract psychiatrist) and then forced me to take anti-psychotic medication(s) and receive treatment for a mental con: dition that I do not have as a condition of my further employment with the Postal Service, denying me my due process and equality under law, which resulted in the sole reason of my termination and loss of my home? 2. Does this Court find that making false and : purposeful misleading statements to a Psychiatrist to . be a form of Medical Fraud, when those statements are used by the Psychiatrist to diagnose a person with a mental disability? ii '