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001849P.pdf   03/29/2001  David Somers  v.  City of Minneapolis
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  00-1849
   District of Minnesota   
Civil case - Civil rights. Under the relevant provisions of Minnesota's Public Employment Labor Relations Act, plaintiff had no property interest in his job and failure to provide him with a post-termination hearing did not violate his due process rights; ADA claim must fail as their was no evidence City considered plaintiff to be disabled; City and its employees are entitled to a qualified privilege for communications concerning grounds for discharge, and plaintiff could not state a claim for defamation as he could not show any defendant acted out of ill will, improper motive or for the purpose of injuring him.