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Employee required to answer employer?s work-related inquiries

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Employee required to answer employer?s work-related inquiriesSpielbauer v County of Santa Clara [Calif.], Supreme Court of California, decided February 9, 2009. Docket No. S-150402A deputy public defender, Thomas Spielbauer, being investigated by his employer, Santa Clara County, for alleged deceptive court conduct. He was dismissed after he declined to answer questions concerning his

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