And it only took three years of litigation to reach that result. Michael Campbell and the New York State United Teachers Union sued to get Campbell his job back at Intermediate School 72 after he was caught in his car with ten aluminum bags of cocaine, and a hearing officer and a trial court agreed before the appellate court reversed. There might be still another appeal. Taxpayers can thank Campbell’s lawyer, James R. Sandner, and lower court judge Debra A. James. (Samuel Maull, “Appeals court says teacher arrested as drug suspect should lose job”, AP/Newsday, Jul. 7 (via EdWatch); opinion).
NY schools drug counselor caught with cocaine can be fired
And it only took three years of litigation to reach that result. Michael Campbell and the New York State United Teachers Union sued to get Campbell his job back at Intermediate School 72 after he was caught in his car with ten aluminum bags of cocaine, and a hearing officer and a trial court agreed […]
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