Landis, Atty.-Gen'l. Ex Rel. Quigg v. Reeve

In March, 1928, relator H. Leslie Quigg, was suspended as chief of police of the City of Miami, and respondent, Guy C. Reeve was appointed to succeed Mm. Quigg’s suspension was presumably made as authorized by section Twenty-six of the City Charter, though it was predicated on the fact that he (Quigg) had recently been indicted for murder in the first degree. The order of suspension was later amended so as to embrace the additional grounds of neglect of duty and for the go'od of the service. Both orders with the causes thereof were regularly certified to the city commission which after…