Case Headnote
ISCR Case No. 25-00844
deniedMay 8, 2026· Hon. LeRoy F. Foreman· hearing
Synopsis
The applicant, a 28-year-old behavioral health technician, faced security concerns under Guidelines E, G, H, and I due to a history of psychological conditions, alcohol consumption, and drug involvement. Despite admitting to various allegations, the applicant failed to mitigate the concerns, leading to a denial of security clearance.
Why the Applicant Was Denied
- The applicant has a history of multiple suicide attempts and ongoing suicidal ideation, raising concerns about her judgment and reliability.
- The applicant's psychological conditions have not been adequately controlled or managed, as evidenced by recent suicidal ideation and hospitalizations.
- The applicant's lack of candor regarding her substance use and treatment history undermined her trustworthiness.
Conditions Referenced
Disqualifying
- AG ¶ 28(a)appliedBehavior That Casts Doubt on Judgment
- AG ¶ 28(b)appliedOpinion by a Mental Health Professional
- AG ¶ 28(c)appliedInpatient Hospitalization
- AG ¶ 28(d)appliedFailure to Follow Treatment Plan
Key Rule Quoted
“Eligibility for a security clearance is predicated upon the applicant meeting the criteria contained in the adjudicative guidelines.”
Procedural Posture
- SOR issuedDec 4, 2025
- Answer filedDec 17, 2025Requested decision on the written record.
- Hearing held—No hearing; decision based on written record.
- Decision dateMay 8, 2026
Cite For
- Denial Based on Psychological Conditions Under Guideline I
- Trustworthiness Concerns Due to Lack of Candor Under Guideline E
- Ongoing Substance Misuse Issues Under Guidelines G and H
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