· 6/14/1988
Warren H. Rushton and David L. Lostroh v. Nebraska Public Power District, Don E. Schaufelberger, and Lawrence G. Kuncl
Citations
- 844 F.2d 562
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- noting that nuclear power plant employees have diminished workplace rights because “the danger of catastrophic loss of health and life is so great”
- noting that “investigation[s] . . . designed to enforce criminal laws [or] likely to be used to bring criminal charges” create a greater “need for protection against governmental intrusions”
- upholding drug testing of nuclear power plant employees who had access to protected areas of the plant
- “reasonableness of a search depends on the context”
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Judges: Arnold, Fagg, Larson
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