Fosselman v. Commissioner of Human Services

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• concluding that disqualification proceedings are subject to procedural- due-process requirements due to protected property and liberty interests involved
• recognizing that the second Mathews factor requires the government to grant individuals the opportunity to cross-examine witnesses
• determining that the first Mathews factor weighed heavily in favor of the employees because of the significance of the employees’ interest in retaining employment

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