Greg Moore v. Sean Garnand, 83 F.4th 743 (2023)

Citation: Greg Moore v. Sean Garnand, 83 F.4th 743 (2023)
Parent Document: Greg Moore v. Sean Garnand, 83 F.4th 743 (2023)
Jurisdiction: United States (federal)
Effective Date: 2023-09-29
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/9429207/greg-moore-v-sean-garnand/ ↗

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investigation could violate the First Amendment. Even assuming
without deciding that Coszalter suggested as such, we never held that a
retaliatory investigation alone could violate the First Amendment, as our
holding rested on much more than just a retaliatory investigation. See
id. at 976–77 (listing numerous retaliatory acts and concluding that
“[w]hen taken together, it is clear that these acts amounted to a severe
and sustained campaign of employer retaliation that was ‘reasonably
likely to deter’ plaintiffs from engaging in speech protected under the
First Amendment” (emphasis added)).
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