Tenth Circuit· 6/5/1992

West v. Grand County

Citations

967 F.2d 362
1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 12978

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holding that a public employee has a property right protected by the Fourteenth Amendment when that “person’s employment can be terminated only for specified reasons”
finding that a meeting with the supervisor, who ultimately terminated the employee, provided “sufficient notice and opportunity to respond to satisfy the pretermination due process requirements”
finding that a meeting with the supervisor, who ultimately terminated the employee, provided “sufficient notice and opportunity to respond to satisfy the pretermination due process requirements”
finding no violation of due process resulting from lack of cross-examination where plaintiff did not request witness’s presence at hearing and there was no suggestion she was restricted from doing so
“individual entitled to due process protection needs only to be given notice and an opportunity to respond”
where plaintiff did not compel attendance and there is no indication she was restricted from calling witnesses, plaintiff could not complain of violation of right to confrontation

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