Doré v. LHHRA’s Empirical Analysis

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1 state decisions

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1. ““* * * The Commission failed to make any findings of fact as to Mr. Doré’s defense of discrimination relative to the size of his work load; his allegation that other workers had failed to make home visits and, with the knowledge of their supervisors, had made false entries relative thereto; and that the reasons listed for his dismissal were not the true reasons for same. “Finally, the Commission totally failed to mention the third charge made against Mr. Doré in the letter of dismissal, relative to his June cases, and the defense made thereto by Mr. Doré. “We do not know whether the Commission would have affirmed the dismissal of Mr. Doré if their findings of fact had been in accordance with the findings of fact made herein. Neither can we be sure what the Commission would have decided had it considered all of charges levelled against Mr. Doré, and the defenses offered thereto . . . ””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Doré v. Louisiana Health & Human Resources Administration, Division of Family Services