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cjrl-2298	Blaisdell, Demetri	Title VII Challenges to Security Clearance Referrals: Rattigan Points the Way	2014	28	.pdf	application/pdf	18228	762	50	……………………... 198 D. Will Narrow Judicial Review of Security Clearance Referrals Based on Racist, Discriminatory, or Otherwise Knowingly False Information Chill Reporting ………………………………………... 200 V. CONCLUSION ……………………………………………………………… 203 I. INTRODUCTION On July 10, 2012, after a hard-fought legal battle that began in the D.C. District Court and was heard and re-heard by the D.C. Circuit, plaintiff Wilfred Samuel Rattigan won a narrow decision that altered the legal landscape surrounding security clearance referrals.1 On rehearing, the D.C. Circuit held that courts can hear Title VII claims based on knowingly false statements that are made in referring a co- worker for security clearance review. Title VII Challenges to Security Clearance Referrals Vol. 4:2     182   rejecting for lack of jurisdiction challenges to security clearance decisions based on claims of gender discrimination,25 disability discrimination,26 and whistleblower retaliation.27	cache/cjrl-2298.pdf	txt/cjrl-2298.txt