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· 4/17/1963

Breier v. Northern California Bowling Proprietors' Ass'n

Citations

  • 316 F.2d 787
  • 7 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 249

How courts have described this case

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  • discharge upheld; conduct affected members of community and thus could undermine public confidence in police department and impede its efforts to maintain honesty and integrity
  • officer’s improper conduct tended “to destroy public respect” and “raise[d] serious questions concerning her integrity and trustworthiness”
  • municipality did not act arbitrarily in discharging officer who verbally abused civilian and attempted to impede investigation of that act and other alleged misconduct
  • officer's improper conduct tended \to destroy public respect\ and \raise[d] serious questions concerning her integrity and trustworthiness\
  • municipality did not act arbitrarily in discharging officer who verbally abused civilian and attempted to impede investigation of that act and other alleged misconduct
  • in reviewing decision of a board of fire and police commissioners to discipline an officer, agreeing with the board that the officer’s conduct had a tendency to destroy public respect and raised serious questions about the officer’s integrity and trustworthiness

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