A former prosecutor is entitled to partial summary judgment on his claim against his former employer, the County of Maui, for an alleged violation of his procedural due process rights when he was terminated after a workplace violence incident and not provided a hearing regarding the termination or allegations against him, a Hawaii federal district court ruled. The court found the attorney wasn’t provided sufficient notice of his public hearing, or who would testify at the hearing, to properly prepare to defend himself. When the county offered him a redacted copy of the investigation report, but the attorney refused it, ...
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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...