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Firing of Deputy Warden Based on Political Affiliation Upheld
The termination of an assistant warden based on his political affiliation
did not violate the First Amendment, given the broad discretionary
authority associated with that position. His First Amendment retaliation
claim had no merit, since his critical statements were linked to the same
discretionary duties. (The Pickering balancing test doesn't ...
did not violate the First Amendment, given the broad discretionary
authority associated with that position. His First Amendment retaliation
claim had no merit, since his critical statements were linked to the same
discretionary duties. (The Pickering balancing test doesn't ...
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