Williams v. Cook

Deen, Presiding Judge.

Appellant Williams, a psychologist employed at Central State Hospital, was transferred from his position because of complaints that patients in the unit in which he worked had been abused by certain employees, a situation of which Williams allegedly had known but had failed to report to his superiors. There were also complaints that Williams could not get along with his fellow workers.

During the period of time before the decision to transfer Williams was- finalized, there came to the attention of the hospital’s superintendent an unsigned hand-written letter stating that…