A former federal prosecutor who’s suing the U.S. Department of Justice over his termination will be allowed to keep his real name secret, a Washington federal trial judge ruled last week.
The prosecutor, identified as “John Doe” in court papers, alleges the DOJ failed to accommodate his disability — an anxiety disorder — in violation of the federal Rehabilitation Act. He accused the department of using information about his disability to unjustly strip his eligibility for a security clearance and to fire him.
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