GREGORY SMITH v. BAYCARE HEALTH SYSTEM, INC.

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• holding that Due Process Clause applied to termination of utility services because Tennessee law prohibited public utility from terminating utility service at will
• holding that customers had constitutionally protected interest in utility service where state statute prohibited utilities from terminating without cause
• holding that due process requires notice of the possibility of an administrative hearing before shutting off utility service
• holding that customers of a municipal utility had a property interest in continued service based on Tennessee law
• holding that Due Process Clause applied to termination of utility services because Tennessee law prohibited public utility from terminating utility service at will
• holding that customers of a municipal utility had a property interest in continued service based on Tennessee law

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