Legal Opinion

City of DeSoto v. White

Texas Supreme Court

Decided June 19, 2009No. 07-1031PublishedCited by 194 opinions

1Opinion of the CourtJustice Green

A police officer who has been suspended from duty has a right to appeal that action to either a civil service commission or to an independent, third-party hearing examiner. If the officer appeals to a hearing examiner, his ability to seek further review in a district court is severely limited. The suspended police officer in this case elected to appeal to a hearing examiner, but the City failed to inform him of the appeal limitation, as it was required to do by statute. The court of appeals concluded that the notification requirement is jurisdictional, and that its omission deprives a hearing…

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