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In its decision denying reinstatement to fired San Francisco elections director Tammy Haygood, the First District Court of Appeal turned her legal arguments against her and chided her lawyer's conclusions. In a 24-page ruling released Friday, the appellate court reversed San Francisco Superior Court Judge James McBride and held that Haygood was a probationary employee and subject to dismissal without cause or hearing.
January 21, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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