Judges of the 74th Judicial District v. Bay County

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that its finding that the district courts rather than the local units have authority to set salaries was “wholly consonant” with the inherent judicial power doctrine
• holding that its finding that the district courts rather than the local units have authority to set salaries was \wholly consonant\ with the inherent judicial power doctrine
• explaining that “Michigan has but one district court,” which “in turn is a subdivision of Michigan’s one court of justice”
• explaining that “[ejmployees of the district court are employees of the judicial district” and “are not employees of the county, city or other district control unit, even though they are paid by the district control unit”
• explaining that “[e]employees of the district court are employees of the judicial district” and “not employees of the county, city or other district control unit, even though they are paid by the district control unit”
• district court is public employer; unfair labor practice charge under PERA may be asserted against a judge

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).