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Court reversed the Employment Appeals Board's disqualification of unemployment benefits, finding that the claimant's conduct (moving her car while clocked in) was an isolated instance of poor judgment rather than disqualifying misconduct, because the Board failed to consider the claimant's intent and mental state.
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