Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Manuel Mendez set aside an arbitrator's termination decision against Damian Esteban, a tenured teacher who created a spurt of news stories after he was found with bags of heroin when trying to enter Manhattan Supreme Court, where he was serving on jury duty.
September 19, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Termination was too harsh a penalty for a tenured teacher who created a spurt of news stories after he was found with bags of heroin when trying to enter Manhattan Supreme Court, where he was serving on jury duty.
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Manuel Mendez set aside an arbitrator's termination decision against Damian Esteban, calling the ruling "excessive and shocking to this court's sense of fairness."
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