Leo HECK, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. CITY OF FREEPORT and Mayor Richard Weis, Defendants-Appellees

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• stating that “[m]ere procedural rights . . . do not of themselves give rise to property interests protected under the Fourteenth Amendment”
• noting that property interests arising from mutually explicit under- standings only could occur “if consistent with official law”
• approving district court's determination on summary judgment that General Inspector's position was exempt from patronage dismissal ban as a matter of law
• finding no property interest in continued employment for city General Inspector
• finding no property interest in continued employment for city General Inspector
• “[M]ere procedural rights . . . do not of themselves give rise to property interests protected under the Fourteenth Amendment.”

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