TSA Loses Immunity in Eleventh Circuit, Doing Away With Only Appellate Decision in Its Favor

Well over a decade ago, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit tossed aside a case I filed as a young, pro se litigant, without oral arguments, on the basis that TSA screeners aren’t “officers of the United States” and therefore can’t be sued under laws that hold such officers accountable. This decision,... Continue Reading →