Stoll v. Principi

SELYA, Circuit Judge.

This case arises out of what is alleged to have been discriminatory action by a government employer. After testing the waters in two different administrative fora, the claimant abruptly repaired to the federal district court. That court rejected her importunings on procedural grounds. Concluding, as we do, that the claimant’s original election of remedies barred her subsequent attempt to sue, we affirm the dismissal of her action.

Because the district court acted disposi-tively on a motion to dismiss, we glean the few facts that are necessary to an undertaking of this…