A Louisiana federal district court denied the city of New Orleans’s motion to dismiss a criminal investigator’s 14th Amendment due process rights claim alleging she was deprived of a vested property right when the city terminated her for opposing discriminatory and unethical practices, and reporting state and federal violations. The court allowed her to proceed with her claims because questions of fact exist as to whether she received adequate substantive and procedural due process. In particular, she asserted that the notice of her pre-termination hearing didn’t apprise her of an allegation that was presented against her at the hearing and ...
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Delhi Police has rejected allegations that Congress leader Deepender Hooda or any other politician has been placed under house arrest, describing the reports as misleading and baseless. The police...