Donald F. Buxton v. City of Plant City, Florida, Troy E. Surrency, Individually, Troy E. Surrency, in His Official Capacity

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• holding that opportunity to clear name in post-termination hearing is enough to satisfy due process
• rejecting defendants arguments that information was required by statute so there was no intent to make the information public
• explaining the Fifth Amendment governs the conduct of federal actors, whereas the Fourteenth Amendment governs the conduct of state actors
• “providing a termination notice . . . did not constitute a deprivation of [liberty] because the notice did not contain any reasons for his discharge, much less false or stigmatizing information.”
• “Property interests protected by procedural due process ex- tend well beyond actual ownership of real estate, chattels, or money.”
• “Property interests protected by procedural due process ex- tend well beyond actual ownership of real estate, chattels, or money.”

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