Olsen v. Drug Enforcement Administration

How later courts describe this case

• Jencks Act clearly contemplates only preserva tion of notes or recorded statements and does not impose duty on government to create them
• “the employee retains at all times the burden of persuading the jury either that he was not a direct threat or that reasonable accommodations were available.”
• doctrine "ensure[s] that a wrongdoer does not profit in a court of law by reason of his miscreancy"
• an epileptic working near dangerous fast-moving and high-temperature machinery was a direct threat
• ‘‘no authority suggests Batson extends to the area of challenges for cause’’