Haynes v. POLICE BD. OF CITY OF CHICAGO

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• hearing relating to discharge of an officer who refused a psychological evaluation after being accused of a sexual assault
• hearing relating to discharge of an officer who refused a psychological evaluation after being accused of a sexual assault
• police officer’s refusal to obey a direct order was not justified by his mistaken belief that he should not have to take a psychological examination
• police officer’s refusal to obey a direct order was not justified by his mistaken belief that he should not have to take a psychological examination
• discharge of officer was proper because an officer does not have the prerogative to disobey an order to take a psychological exam while the officer subjectively determines whether the order was lawful, valid or reasonable
• “On administrative review, neither this court nor the circuit court can 13 No. 1-23-0641 reweigh the evidence or the determination of the credibility of the witnesses, which is to be made by the agency.”

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