Sandra Pickell v. William H. Brooks

This appeal involves the doctrines of governmental immunity and procedural due process in the context of an agency adjudication. At issue is whether a state agencys denial of supervisory credit to an employee satisfies procedural due process. Sandra Pickell, appellant, filed suit against the executive director of the Board of Pardons and Paroles, William H. Brooks, appellee, in both his official and individual capacities, for judicial review of Brooks action and for original claims of violation of state constitutional due-process rights and of breach of contract. The district court rendered a general summary judgment in favor of Brooks, and Pickell raises a single point of error -- the district court erred in rendering summary judgment. We will affirm.