Hernandez v. Hayes
Texas Court of Appeals, 4th District (San Antonio)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
RON CARR, Justice. 2
This opinion is substituted for the opinion previously delivered and filed on December 20,1995. We substitute this opinion to make certain factual clarifications. The relief requested in appellant’s motion for rehearing is denied. The judgment is affirmed.
This is an appeal from a partial summary judgment which presents us with a single issue of first impression in which we hold that a Texas school board grievance process hearing is a quasi-judicial proceeding and thus statements made during that meeting are absolutely privileged for retaliatory suits.
Appellant,…
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