· 6/5/1981
Breeden v. City of Nome
Citations
- 628 P.2d 924
- 1981 Alas. LEXIS 600
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that property interest in benefits requires “claim[] of entitlement to those benefits”
- explaining that property interest in benefits requires “claim[] of entitlement to those benefits”
- discussing statute governing terms of employment with city as well as employee's contract with city in order to determine whether employee had protected property interest in employment
- twenty-four hour notice period “a time period not justified by the urgency of the city’s interests involved”
- twenty-four hour notice period \a time period not justified by the urgency of the city's interests involved\
- \A person who is employed 'at the pleasure' of his employer has no 'property' interest in continued employment that is protected by due process.\
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Judges: Rabinowitz, Con-Nor, Burke, Matthews, Compton
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