· 7/21/1975
Bernard H. Greenhill v. Ray v. Bailey
Citations
- 519 F.2d 5
How courts have described this case
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- indicating that cross-examination and presence of counsel is not required
- allegations of lack of “intellectual ability” against dismissed medical student stigmatizes the student and entitles the student to informal due process hearing
- information suggesting medical student's unfitness available to all accredited medical schools
- charge that plaintiff was dismissed because of lack of intellectual ability is stigmatizing
- information suggesting medical student’s unfitness available to all accredited medical schools
- lack of intellectual ability as distinguished from performance
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Judges: Bright, Stephenson, Webster
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