Postal Commission Probes Delivery Discrimination Claim
Published Date: 9/9/2026
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The Commission is appointing a presiding officer to set a procedural schedule and conduct limited discovery for the purpose of determining disputed issues of law and fact related to alleged discrimination against Carl D. Wilson (Complainant). This document takes certain administrative steps.
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