Missouri

(this one here) said they suspect her of taking the classes during the day "when she should be devoting all her time and energy" to her position. I would not be one to judge her too harshly, considering she is studying for a new career and not out dealing meth. However, one is employed under certain terms and conditions and contractual obligations are a duty, unless you are required to do things that are dangerous, onerous, not in your job description, illegal. In this case, illegality as "theft" is the issue. I hope Kim Gardner can show that all her courses were in the evening and did not interfere with her work. As if we don't need more nurses...