· 4/4/1966
Jiggs, Inc. v. Slumbertogs, Inc.
Citations
- 383 U.S. 969
- 86 S. Ct. 1276
How courts have described this case
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- stating that the appropriate remedy for the deprivation of due process rights is to order the process which was due
- state medical examiner did not have property interest in job requiring due process termination where position was unclassified civil service position
- Alleged agreement could not establish property right where legislature had reclassified state employee, eliminating for cause protections
- “An otherwise supportable verdict must be affirmed unless it is ‘grossly excessive’ or ‘monstrous’ or ‘shocking to the conscience.’ ”
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