Legal Opinion
Singleton v. Babbitt
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
Decided December 8, 2009No. 09-1117PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Per curiam
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) revoked petitioner Harold Singleton’s medical certificate and pilot’s license after finding that he gave an intentionally false answer on his application for the medical certificate. The National Transportation Safety Board affirmed the FAA’s revocation order. We conclude that the Board erred in two respects. It wrongly suggested that Singleton’s understanding of the form was irrelevant to the offense of intentional falsification. And it granted summary judgment to the FAA without giving Singleton a chance to present evidence bearing on that…
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