Berg v. Watson

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• noting that awareness of underlying facts independent of the charges themselves cannot cure inadequate written notice
• noting that awareness of underlying facts independent of the charges themselves cannot cure inadequate written notice
• \[T]he notice must `be so drafted as to inform a member with reasonable particularity of the details of the charges.' \ (quoting Jacques v. Local 1418, ILA, 246 F. Supp. 857, 860 (E.D. La. 1965))

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