Frank Buttitta v. City of Chicago

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the post-deprivation grievance procedure available to Chicago police officers under their collective bargaining agreement satisfied due process
• holding that the post-deprivation grievance procedure available to Chicago police officers under their collective bargaining agreement satisfied due process
• finding that a police officer was given all process due to him because the police department gave him an opportunity to show he was qualified for active duty
• finding that a police officer was given all process due to him because the police department gave him an opportunity to show he was qualified for active duty
• stating that when a motion to dismiss is based on a statute- 10 of-limitations defense, it is granted “only if it appears beyond a doubt that plaintiffs can 11 prove no set of facts that toll the statute.”
• “If the Depart- ment . . . believes the officer unfit for active duty, it returns the officer to the jurisdiction of the Board.”

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