· 10/8/2015
Bates, Mickey Lee
How courts have described this case
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- holding that fired school district superintendent was entitled to pre-termination hearing
- finding pre- deprivation due process violation when Mississippi school district did not provide its employee with “an opportunity to address the Board”
- “The Fourteenth 9 □ Amendment required Defendants to afford Greene a pre-termination hearing; a state law prohibiting such a hearing would not diminish Greene's rights under federal law.”
- “At a minimum, however, an employee facing termination must be given ‘notice and an opportunity to respond’ before the termination takes effect.” (quoting Loudermill, 470 U.S. at 546)
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