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madmusic

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Fri Sep-01-06 10:23 PM
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96. The paper tried to argue...

The the disciplinary hearing in front of the commission wasn't part of a personnel record, but was a new record in and of itself. I think. The California Supreme Court didn't go for that anyway. Now this deputy can go get a job anywhere as if nothing happened.

It's possible he was just being just, meaning the victim of domestic violence didn't want to push it and there wasn't any meaningful injury, so for all concerned he let it go. That sure dug him a hole, though, if so.

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