A counselor at a residential school for adjudicated children will be allowed to return to his job after the Supreme Court found charges of perjury and false swearing related to a grand jury investigation were insufficient to warrant his removal.
The opinion by Justice Cynthia A. Baldwin affirms a Commonwealth Court decision to reverse the State Civil Service Commission’s actions. However, Baldwin’s opinion for the majority rejects the plaintiff’s claim a letter informing him of a scheduled conference in his case provided insufficient notice. Woods v. SCSC, PICS Case No. 06-1857 (Pa. Dec. 27, 2006) Baldwin, J.; Newman, J., concurring and dissenting (19 pages)
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