While under investigation for on-duty misconduct, parole agent Randy Monroe (Monroe) applied for service retirement, pending a claim for disability retirement. His application was accepted, and he was thereafter found ineligible for disability retirement because his departure was not related to a disability and occurred while he was under investigation for misconduct. The CalPERS Board of Administration affirmed the denial of his application because a prerequisite for disability retirement was lacking: the right to return to service. Monroe petitioned for a writ of mandate to reverse the Board’s decision, which the trial court denied. We agree with the Board and the trial court, and therefore affirm.
New York Federal Court Extends FEHA Reach in High Profile Case
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni co-starred in the film It Ends With Us, a movie exploring domestic violence based on a Colleen Hoover novel. Baldoni
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