Briggs v. North Muskegon Police Department

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• holding that dismissal of police officer violated officer’s constitutional rights in the absence of a showing that cohabitation affected job performance
• concluding that officer’s discharge for cohabitating with someone other than his wife was unconstitutional where off-duty activity had no impact on job performance
• holding that dismissal of police officer violated officer's constitutional rights in the absence of a showing that cohabitation affected job performance
• noting that plaintiff had performed his duties satisfactorily up until the time of his suspension, and that plaintiff, himself, brought his living arrangements to the attention of his superior
• noting that plaintiff had performed his duties satisfactorily up until the time of his suspension, and that plaintiff, himself, brought his living arrangements to the attention of his superior

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