Legal Opinion
Lydia Marlene Pace v. Judith K. Moriarty, Individually and in Her Official Capacity James Kolb, Individually and in His Official Capacity
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Decided May 10, 1996No. 94-3764WMPublishedCited by 12 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
FAGG, Circuit Judge.
While Judith K. Moriarty was the Missouri Secretary of State and James Kolb was her Executive Deputy, Moriarty and Kolb (collectively the officials) terminated Lydia Marlene Pace from a clerical position in the Secretary of State’s office. At the time of Pace’s termination, the Secretary of State’s office had not adopted any procedures allowing employees to seek review of termination decisions, and the officials did not give Pace a hearing or notice of the reasons for her termination. Contending the officials violated her procedural due process rights, Pace brought this 42…
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