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· 11/1/2006

Dorsey Realty Investments, LLC v. Causey

Citations

  • 941 So. 2d 473
  • 2006 Fla. App. LEXIS 18336
  • 2006 WL 3078996

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  • determining that the plaintiff had shown \overwhelming\ evidence that a decision-maker was biased
  • determining that the plaintiff had shown \overwhelming\ evidence that a deci-sgion-maker was biased
  • finding that a police chief who, pursuant to Connecticut law, could be removed from office only for “malfeasance or for any neglect or .refusal to properly perform his duties” has a property interest in his position that is protected by the Due Process clause
  • Naugatuck police chief who could not be terminated without just cause had protected property interest in employment
  • claim that board member was impermissibly biased deemed waived if not raised in timely manner
  • “ ‘mere appearance of bias that might disqualify a judge will not disqualify an arbitrator’ ”

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Judges: Green, Shepherd, Wells

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