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· 11/30/2016

Robert Payton v. State of Indiana (mem. dec.)

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  • arguing that “no reasonable person could find that Hobart's conduct ... causing him to be permanently banned from access to the PennDOT, JNET and CLEAN portals necessary for an officer to perform his job, is not just cause for dismissal.”

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