One of the three levels of proof an arbitrator uses to find that discipline was for "just cause," is to find clear and convincing evidence that a disciplinary offense was committed.

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An arbitrator often uses three levels of proof: preponderance of evidence, clear and convincing evidence, and beyond a reasonable doubt, to determine if there was just cause for discipline.

One of the Three Levels of Proof an Arbitrator Uses