City of Annapolis v. Rowe

How courts have described this case

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• holding that suspended employee had no constitutionally protected property interest in actually performing job; due process rights are not implicated so long as employee continues to receive salary and benefits
• stating that Article 24 “ ‘protects due process rights and is construed in pan materia with the federal Due Process Clause’ ” (citation omitted)
• firefighter who was suspended with pay had no constitutionally protected property interest in actually performing his job, was not deprived of due process, and was not entitled to presuspension hearing
• students suspended for 10 days without a hearing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).