Sheldon Portman v. County of Santa Clara Bob Diridon

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• recognizing that \[t]he ripeness inquiry contains both a constitutional and a prudential component\
• recognizing that “[t]he ripeness inquiry contains both a constitutional and a prudential component”
• holding that at-will employees “ha[ve] no property interest in the[ir] job[s]”
• stating that a due process claim under Section 1983 requires, among other things, a property interest protected by the Constitution
• stating that a “lack of process” is required to establish a procedural due process claim
• explaining that a § 1983 claim must 13 establish a constitutionally protected liberty or property interest

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).