Delbert Conklin v. Review Board of the Indiana Department of Workforce Development and Carter Express, Inc.

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• concluding that an unexplained, involuntary act of passing out while driving cannot be construed as a “volitional” act or a circumstance over which Conklin exercised “some control”
• employee truck driver’s involuntary loss of consciousness while driving did not constitute volitional act or circumstance over which he exercised control, and thus Review Board’s finding that he was discharged for just cause was unreasonable

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