Lawrence T. Tyler v. Federal Bureau of Prisons, et al.
AdministrativeLaw Immigration Privacy JusticiabilityDoctri
1, Whether the challenged records used to make an adverse determination against me are indeed
inaccurate and/or incomplete as a matter of this U.S. Supreme Court's case law, statute and record.
2, Whether the prison's Staff took the required reasonable steps to verify the accuracy and/or
completeness of the challenged records, used to make an adverse determination against me, in
accordance with the relevant decisions of this U.S. Supreme Court, other Circuit Courts, the Privacy
Act (PA), and its own policy statement.
3, Whether regulation that exempts the Bureau Of Prisons (BOP) from the provision of the Privacy Act
(PA) regarding amendment of inaccurate records, is tantamount to an exemption of of the BOP from
the provision creating the duty to accurately maintain records used in making adverse determinations
against me, as required by the relevant decisions of other Circuit, and this U.S. Supreme Court.
4, Whether the District Court can sit as trier of fact, of disputed declaration/Affidavits when there are
genuine disputed issues of dispositive material fact and a jury demand in this case.
5, Whether THE GEO GROUP, INC., (GEO) is to be treated as an Agency for purpose of the Privacy
Act (PA) because of its substantial independence, in the carrying out of its administrative duties.
6, Whether my claims of human-trafficking, slave-labor, and discrimination based my on national
origin, against THE GEO GROUP INC., are still cognizable under a different legal approach.
Whether the challenged records used to make an adverse determination against me are indeed inaccurate and/or incomplete as a matter of this U.S. Supreme Court's case law, statute and record