Glover v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MACY, Chief Justice.
Appellant Charles Glover appeals from the district court’s order granting a summary judgment in favor of Appellee State of Wyoming. The district court found that Glover did not exhaust his administrative remedies after he was dismissed as a permanent employee for the State.
We affirm.
Glover presents the following issues for our review:
ISSUE ONE
Did the State, in adopting its personnel rules, prescribe as exclusive that all matters as to their interpretation be left to an administrative hearing authority?
ISSUE TWO
Does the doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies…
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