BD. OF COM'RS OF EFFINGHAM CTY. v. Farmer

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• holding that a hearing authority exercised quasi-judicial power because it functioned as a civil service board, and that the rulings of such tribunals are quasi-judicial in nature
• holding that a hearing authority exercised quasi-judicial power because it functioned as a civil service board, and that the rulings of such tribunals are quasi-judicial in nature
• board acted judicially where it granted terminated employee a public hearing and opportunity to present evidence to review final termination for cause
• board acted judicially where it granted terminated employee a public hearing and opportunity to present evidence to review final termination for cause
• writ of certiorari proceeding was adequate judicial remedy precluding § 1983 claim

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