In Re MCI Telecommunications Corp. Complaint

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• holding that an action brought by a government agency to enforce an order issued by the agency pursuant to its regulatory authority did not require a jury trial
• holding that an action brought by a government agency to enforce an order is-' sued by the agency pursuant to its regulatory authority did not require a jury trial
• recognizing that the Michigan Constitution does not require adjudication by a jury where “the statutory right is so closely integrated into a public regulatory scheme as to be appropriate for resolution by an administrative agency”
• recognizing that the Michigan Constitution does not require adjudication by a jury where \the statutory right is so closely integrated into a public regulatory scheme as to be appropriate for resolution by an administrative agency\
• providing that “the common-law doctrine of unfair competition was ordinarily limited to acts of fraud, bad-faith misrepresentation, misappropriation, or product confusion”
• “[T]he common-law doctrine of unfair competition was ordinarily limited to acts of fraud, bad-faith misrepresentation, misappropriation, or product confusion.”

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