· 3/19/1900
Friedburg v. Nudd
Citations
- 9 Kan. App. 743
- 60 P. 476
- 1900 Kan. App. LEXIS 63
How courts have described this case
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- holding the district court was correct in finding the defendants violated the plaintiff’s constitutional rights by terminating her from her teaching position without providing proper notice and opportunity to be heard, but not addressing statute of limitations
- affirming district court’s finding that defendants deprived plaintiff of due process when they terminated her employment without providing her with complete notice and an opportunity to be heard
- employer violated the plaintiff’s pretermination due-process rights where charges identified in the termination letter differed from those identified in the termination notice
- discussing state statute that protects teachers
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Judges: Milton
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