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...and ROTH, Circuit JudgesOPINIONThis appeal involves the application of the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause to the suspension of policemen...
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PRECEDENTIALArgued February 11, 2004OPINION OF THE COURTIn these consolidated appeals we consider revisions by the...
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...The City of Roanoke ("Roanoke...and Denton Counties. Roanoke is...1996. An election was scheduled...the Westlake Board of Aldermen...
...September 18, 2002OPINION OF THE COURTThis is...the Republican Party in Passaic County, New Jersey ("the County"). The...
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