Joseph Valio v. Board of Fire & Police Commissioner

How courts have described this case

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• finding that a police officer’s single instance of lying during a police investigation of his alleged misconduct was sufficient cause for termination
• finding that a police officer's single instance of lying during a police investigation of his alleged misconduct was sufficient cause for termination
• stating that document is filed when it is delivered to proper officer with intent of having document kept on file by such officer in proper place, and that “ministerial tasks such as stamping a pleading ‘Filed’ are unnecessary to perfect a filing”
• sufficient cause existed to justify officer’s discharge where officer violated departmental rules of conduct by lying during departmental investigation
• ministerial tasks such as stamping a pleading “filed” are unnecessary to perfect a filing
• ministerial tasks such as stamping a pleading \filed\ are unnecessary to perfect a filing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).