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· 10/18/1900

Harobine v. Abbott

Citations

  • 177 Mass. 59
  • 58 N.E. 284
  • 1900 Mass. LEXIS 988

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  • holding that even a public at-will employee forced to submit a urine sample without reasonable suspicion in alleged contravention of personnel policy handbook could be summarily fired when the sample tested positive

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