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Virginia Tech. and State University v. Quesenberry
080976 Virginia Tech. and State University v. Quesenberry 04/17/2009 In review of a state employee's termination grievance determination in accordance with Code § 2.2-3006(B), the Court of Appeals erred in aff…
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080976 Virginia Tech. and State University v. Quesenberry 04/17/2009 In review of a state employee's termination grievance determ…
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080976 Virginia Tech. and State University v. Quesenberry 04/17/2009 In review of a state employee's termination grievance determination in accordance with Code § 2.2-3006(B), the Court of Appeals erred in affirming the circuit court's judgment that a hearing officer's decision upholding the termination was "contradictory to law," because the grievant failed to identify to the circuit court any applicable law that the decision contradicted. Thus both the Court of Appeals and the circuit court lacked any basis for reviewing the hearing officer's decision. The Court of Appeals also erred in affirming the circuit court's judgment reinstating the grievant to his previous position of employment…
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