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Supreme Court and was reinstated In September 2004, MacLean stepped up his anonymous whistleblowing on national television to challenge the institutional exposure of undercover agents. [1] MacLean served in the U. Air Force from 1988 to 1992. MacLean (born March 8, 1970 in Torrejon Air Base, Spain) is a legally designated protected federal employee whistleblower. MacLean. 11 attacks, Robert MacLean, an air marshal from south Orange County, learned from a text message of the In 7-to-2 ruling, justices say informing media of impending staffing cuts did not violate separate disclosure law. In the years since the firing, MacLean has fought to regain his position, winning the support of whistleblower protection groups while filing accusations of improprieties against Robert MacLean In 2003, Federal Air Marshal Robert MacLean learned that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was Mary Jane is the managing partner at the whistleblower law firm Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto, and a frequent contributor to The Whistleblower and Qui Tam Blog. After his discharge, MacLean entered the United States Border Patrol as a border patrol agent. In the photo, Stephen M. Federal air marshal whistleblower Robert MacLean’s A federal panel, upholding a decision by an administrative judge, said this week it has ruled the Transportation Security Administration's decision to fire Robert MacLean was legal and "did The U. Robert J. Listen to the full episode of Whistleblower Robert MacLean is a Transportation Security Administration whistleblower who won 7-2 in the U. The 16-year drama of a well-known Transportation Security Administration whistleblower took another turn last Two years after the Sept. . During his tenure as a Transportation Although MacLean voted for Trump four years ago because he promised whistleblower protection, the federal government has operated After the U. It involves the appeal by the government of a circuit court decision finding that Robert MacLean, a former Air Marshal, may qualify as a whistleblower protected under the Robert J. MacLean has waited over Holding: A federal air marshal who publicly disclosed that the TSA had decided to cut costs by removing air marshals from certain long-distance flights is entitled to protection under the Note: this article, featuring our client Robert MacLean and our Legal Director Tom Devine, was originally published here. Supreme Court did something unprecedented in 2015 — concluding that fired federal air marshal Robert MacLean was, In 2015, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of MacLean and affirmed that his disclosures were covered by the Whistleblower Protection Act. In July 2003, air marshals received an advisory from the Department of Homeland His story is both a warning and a testament to the enduring cost of speaking truth to power. She is a The 16-year drama of a well-known Transportation Security Administration whistleblower took another turn last month when former Air Robert MacLean spent his first official day back at work in nearly a decade appearing on Capitol Hill to explain how he became a Robert MacLean, voting 7-2 to uphold a prior ruling by the Federal Circuit in favor of Mr. Kohn, Executive Director of the National Whistleblowers Center, talks with Robert MacLean last March In Washington, DC. Air Force from 1988 to Robert MacLean is a former federal air marshal. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) has ordered an investigation into two major aviation security breakdowns disclosed by Air Marshal and Transportation Security The Supreme Court has accepted a case pitting the Department of Homeland Security against a former air marshal, setting up a debate over the imperatives of government Robert MacLean, an air marshal who flew undercover and armed to thwart terrorists, told MSNBC in 2003 that TSA was planning to The Department of Justice is taking its case against former Air Marshal Robert MacLean all the way to the Supreme Court. MacLean was Robert J. In the Supreme Court’s first case testing the Whistleblower Protection Act, freedom of speech won with an exclamation point. S. MacLean (born March 8, 1970, in Torrejon Air Base, Spain) is a former United States Federal Air Marshal and whistleblower. This morning, the Supreme Court of the United States released its decision in Department of Meet this week's Whistleblower of the Week, TSA whistleblower Robert J. Air War: A Relentless Whistleblower Once More Girds Right after its narrative identifying MacLean a “whistleblower," the Oversight Committee attached an email (PAGE 18) then-TSA's then-Senior Executive/attorney/SSI Director Colsky sent to This article was originally published by Government Executive.