· 8/26/2019
Angela Bennett, Individually and as Next Friend of N.O., a Minor And Jessica Croshman v. Reana Danae Joubert
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- “just cause” or “for cause” is “language that courts regularly hold . . . create[s] an expectation of continued employment for due process purposes”
- “Generally, to show a protected property interest in the employment context, the terms of employment must provide that termination will only be for cause or otherwise evince mutually explicit understandings of continued employment.” (internal quotation marks omitted)
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