Louisiana State Board of Ethics v. Murray

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that statutes and regulations granting town authority to set entry level requirements for police officers did not establish explicit public policy that town has control over termination for lack of fitness for duty of police officer
• reversing order setting aside arbitral award as contrary to public policy, where arbitrator reinstated officer who pointed gun at young men playing basketball without permission at gymnasium
• police officer deemed unfit for duty after drawing gun on trespassers playing basketball in school gym
• public policy recognizing surgeon's judgment in supplying appropriate patient care was amorphous, not \explicit and specific\
• public policy recognizing surgeon’s judgment in supplying appropriate patient care was amorphous, not “explicit and specific”
• in civil litigation, normal burden of persuasion is preponderance of evidence

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