Tregg Wilson v. Mike Tregre

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• requiring “the speech to precipitate[] the adverse employment action” in a plausibly alleged claim of First Amendment retaliation
• considering multiple factors in holding plaintiff acted in his official duties as police Chief Deputy when he was interviewed as part of an internal investigation
• requiring a public employee to show that “(1) he suffered an adverse employment action; (2) he spoke as a citizen on a matter of public concern; (3) his interest in the speech outweighs the government’s interest in the efficient provision of public services; and (4

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