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By PORAC | July 1, 2001 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Careful and Effective Planning and Presentation at Skelly Hearing Results in Recision of Termination

Posted by Harry Stern Howard Grant is a civilian employee of the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Department, and a member of the Deputy Sheriff’s Association. The lion’s share of articles appearing on these pages concern cases involving sworn peace officers. Certainly, the vast majority of our firm’s work is representing […]

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By PORAC | July 1, 2001 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Court Grants Tro Against Discriminatory Sergeant’s Exam

The San Luis Obispo POA and its leadership was granted a Temporary Restraining Order recently to prevent the department from approving, certifying, appointing or taking any further action to implement the certification and appointment of promotional candidates for the sergeant’s classification. The TRO included as well, questioning, inquiring or otherwise […]

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By PORAC | May 1, 2001 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Deputy Wins on Back Pay Issue

Deputy Sheriff, Kevin Mooney, of Contra Costa Deputy Sheriffs’ Association, recently received a second decision in his favor from Arbitrator John Kagel. Mooney had been terminated by Contra Costa County, but, following a 1999 arbitration, he was reinstated with full back pay, less a suspension. Mooney’s representatives, Ron Yank and […]

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By PORAC | May 1, 2001 | Posted in PORAC LDF News

Insubordination Findings Overruled

Posted by Rocky Lucia A police officer was recently charged with insubordination arising out of an alleged order concerning restrictions on communications with his estranged spouse. The spouse had filed a complaint with the department concerning off-duty conduct. The department conducted an investigation of the underlying allegations, which were not […]

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