Janet H. McHugh v. University of Vermont Christopher Wheeler James P. Alexander and United States of America (u.s. Army), Christopher Wheeler
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
WINTER, Circuit Judge:
This appeal involves the power of the United States to substitute itself as a defendant for a federal employee by certifying that acts of sexual and religious harassment allegedly committed by the employee were within the scope of his employment. Judge Parker held that Major Christopher Wheeler, United States Army, was acting outside the scope of his employment in committing the alleged acts and declined to substitute the United States and to dismiss the action against him, 758 F.Supp. 945. We affirm.
1. The Complaint and Substitution Motion
Janet H. McHugh was a secretary…
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