Johnson v. Employment Security Department

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• holding employee committed disqualifying misconduct by failing to realize her gun was in her purse when she arrived at work, then failing to realize it had fallen out of her purse onto the floor of her bus
• specifically recognizing a firearm as a “dangerous instrumentality for which strict liability is often imposed.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).