Thanks for the information. There's a team in our division who won City last Summer that had two players get DQ'ed before the season was over. Not very smart on their part, now they can't take either to State or beyond. I just saw they added a guy that plays in Open Doubles Tournaments (although Non Sanctioned) and does well. He also hasn't ever lost a USTA match outside of a tournament. He got bumped to 4.5 back in 2014 and won all his matches there as well. I guess he hasn't played since and his rating has dropped back down to 4.0. I'm not sure how something like that happens. I could understand if he hadn't played for 5+ years. So it's not illegal at all and the guy hasn't played the system like some do. It's just case where he'll obviously be playing below his capable level. Not sure why people get off on doing that kind of thing.
I was just curious of the process. I do agree that the accuser should have the right to know who and why the grievance was filed. If you don't want them to know then you shouldn't file one.