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Posted on: March 21, 2018 at 10:15:12 CT
gmmm98
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i can't tell if you're not getting it, being willfully ignorant, or just ****ing with me. regardless, i don't have the time to teach you procedural due process in more detail.
procedurally, if mccabe has a property interest in his job he's entitled to notice of wrongdoing (which he has received, presumably) and a hearing (which he has not, seemingly to avoid the hook for the full pension).
and in that example, the officer would be suspended without pay pending a hearing. or i suppose s/he could attempt to quit to avoid such a hearing.