Rose v. Beasley

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• holding the governor’s right to suspend a state official for reasons not encompassed in S.C. Const. Art VI, § 8 or statutory law, is not incident to the right of removal
• holding the governor's right to suspend a state official for reasons not encompassed in S.C. Const. Art VI, § 8 or statutory law, is not incident to the right of removal
• affirming Governor Beasley’s removal of Boykin Rose from the office of Director of Department of Public Safety under section 1-3-240(C)
• affirming Governor Beasley's removal of Boykin Rose from the office of Director of Department of Public Safety under section 1-3-240(C)
• rejecting the Governor’s argument that the power to suspend was an incident of his statutory power to remove from office
• rejecting the Governor's argument that the power to suspend was an incident of his statutory power to remove from office

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