John F. Wroblewski v. City of Washburn

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• explaining that under rational basis review, a government's classification \will not be set aside if any facts reasonably may be conceived to justify it\
• suggesting that the loss of private employment could be the \plus\ in a stigma plus case
• observing that Siegert’s “requirement that the defamatory statement be ‘incident to’ the adverse employment action is a strict one”
• noting that “[t]he concept of liberty protected by the due process clause has long included occupational liberty—‘the liberty to follow a trade, profession, or other calling’”
• noting that “[t]he concept of liberty protected by the due process clause has long included occupational liberty—‘the liberty to follow a trade, profession, or other calling’”
• noting that “[t]he concept of liberty protected by the due process clause has long included occupational liberty—the liberty to follow a trade, profession, or other calling” (internal quotation marks omitted)

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