Klinger v. City of San Angelo

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding State could not bring up a mother’s heroin use to impeach her
• holding evidence that witness was a bad mother because she used heroin was not sufficiently related to the issue of whether she had been in trouble with the police to be relevant to rebut other testimony that she had not been in trouble
• stating rule as “[w]hen a city fails to fill a vacancy in compliance with the [civil service act], the person who properly should have obtained the promotion is entitled to retroactive promotion and back pay, effective the last day the city could lawfully have filled the vacancy”
• stating rule as “[w]hen a city fails to fill a vacancy in compliance with the [civil service act], the person who properly should have obtained the promotion is entitled to retroactive promotion and back pay, effective the last day the city could lawfully have filled the vacancy”
• stating rule as “[w]hen a city fails to fill a vacancy in compliance with the [civil service act], the person who properly should have obtained the promotion is entitled to retroactive promotion and back pay, effective the last day the city could lawfully have filled the vacancy”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).