Esly B. Williams v. City of River Rouge, Daniel Cooney, Michael Bowdler, Danny Stevens, and Charles Prather

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• noting that, even though the prior city attorney had served only part-time limited functions, the newly-elected mayoral administration was entitled to move in the direction of a more active and involved city attorney with its transformation of the job into a full-time position
• duties inherent in city attorney position show that confidence and trust of mayor and council necessary to effective performance of job
• chief city attorney; also compiling many such cases

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