Ezekial v. Winkley

*280MOSK, J.

I dissent.

I fear my learned colleagues in the majority are extending the amorphous common law right to “fair procedure” far beyond any previous contemplation. In so doing they create a cumbersome burden on employer-employee contractual relations, substitute judicial rather than professional determination of professional qualifications, and potentially affect the ability of medical institutions to provide the type of care they desire for their own patients.

In his third amended complaint, the plaintiff alleged three causes of action. In the first he sought injunctive relief; in the…