· 1/26/1971
Dortch v. Lugar
Citations
- 266 N.E.2d 25
- 255 Ind. 545
- 1971 Ind. LEXIS 702
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- holding that absent specific property rights in continuous employment, police officers are removable at will, without cause or a hearing
- upholding as constitutional “Unigov” legislation reorganizing local municipal and county government for counties with cities of the first class, i.e., for Marion County
- upholding as constitutional \Unigov\ legislation reorganizing local municipal and county government for counties with cities of the first class, i.e., for Marion County
- upholding act reorganizing municipal government in Indianapolis and Marion County, “we are permitted to indulge in a very liberal interpretation rather than a critical and strict construction calculated to defeat the act”
- explaining former Appellate Rule 8.3, the precursor to current Rule 46
- upholding the constitutionality of the Unigov Act
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Judges: Hunter, Arterburn, Debruler, Givan, Prentice
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