Oberle v. Schmidt

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• holding that a corrections officer was in a “highly sensitive” position
• holding that a corrections officer was in a ‘highly sensitive’ position
• prison guards’ possession of marijuana was just cause for dismissal because it cast doubt on ability to perform in sensitive position
• prison guard possessing marijuana at a state correctional institution removed because the offense violated the parameters of his sensitive position and cast doubt on his competency and ability to execute duties
• prison guard possessing marijuana at a state correctional institution removed because the offense violated the parameters of his sensitive position and cast doubt on his competency and ability to execute duties
• Dismissal of prison guard for possession of marijuana proper since such conduct violates the parameters of the sensitive position held and casts doubt upon competency and ability to execute duties

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).