Duane P. Brasslett v. Raymond J. Cota, Jr.

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• 1-hour conference between employee and supervisor, in which employee notified of the possibility of discharge and given ample opportunity to defend actions and rebut erroneous allegations, satisfies due process
• fire chief's public commentary on available fire protection and on town council's actions in dealing with associated problems plainly qualified as matters of inherent \public concern\

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