Nicole Rena McCrea v. District of Columbia Police & Firefighter's Retirement and Relief Board
1. Are the provisions of the United States Constitution, Amendment 5. Due Process Clause .
compelled and/or implied as pertains to the expressed statutory guidelines within the
Police and Firefighters Retirement and Disability Act ("PFRDA "), a state law governing
disability and disability provisions of the District of Columbia Police, Firefighters and
Capitol Police, as concerns the property interest in the calculation and/or adjustment of
the Petitioner 's annuity; the Petitioner 's property interest in a disability review for
recovery back to reemployment; the Petitioner 's property interest in the ability to be
employed in any profession; the Petitioner 's property right protected by the Takings
Clause?
2. Is the Petitioner 's challenge to the Constitutionality of the Board 's actions a contested
case subject to the provisions of the United States Constitution. Amendment 5, Due
Process Clause . a hearing to refute charges and/or clear her name?
Are the provisions of the United States Constitution, Amendment 5, Due Process Clause, compelled and/or implied as pertains to the expressed statutory guidelines within the Police and Firefighters Retirement and Disability Act (PFRDA), a state law governing disability and disability provisions of the District of Columbia Police, Firefighters and Capitol Police, as concerns the property interest in the calculation and/or adjustment of the Petitioner's annuity; the Petitioner's property interest in a disability review for recovery back to reemployment; the Petitioner's property interest in the ability to be employed in any profession; the Petitioner's property right protected by the Takings Clause?