"Justice for Firefighter Patrick Thomas Act"; requires person convicted of certain crimes or offenses to become ineligible for appointment to position covered by Civil Service and to lose pension and benefits acquired through position.
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The Justice for Firefighter Patrick Thomas Act requires individuals convicted of specific crimes or offenses – including those related to discrimination, domestic violence, and theft – to be ineligible for appointment to Civil Service positions and to forfeit any pension and benefits earned through those positions. The act establishes a list of offenses triggering these consequences and empowers the Civil Service Commission to create implementing rules. It also outlines procedures for court orders regarding employment termination and pension forfeiture, ensuring immediate action upon a guilty plea or conviction.
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