Legal Opinion
STATE DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS v. Cooke
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
Decided April 14, 1988No. Civ. 6225-X, 6269PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
These appeals arise pursuant to the Alabama Administrative Procedure Act (AAPA). James Cooke (Cooke) was dismissed from his merit system employment status as Warden II by the Alabama Department of Corrections. One of the reasons given for his dismissal was that Cooke was guilty of sexual harassment. On appeal, the State Personnel Board (Board) also found Cooke guilty of sexual harassment, but ordered that Cooke be reinstated without back pay and demoted from Warden II to Warden I. Cooke thereafter appealed the Board's decision to the Circuit Court of Montgomery County. The circuit court…
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2Cases cited2 opinions
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- Roberson v. PERSONNEL BD. OF STATE OF ALA.Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama · 1980
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