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· 1/20/2011

Leach v. TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY

Citations

  • 335 S.W.3d 386
  • 2011 Tex. App. LEXIS 445
  • 2011 WL 183977

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  • stating that to establish a takings claim, the complainant must prove 1
  • filing civil lawsuit is not “report” under Whistleblower Act because lawsuits invoke court’s adjudicatory powers, which do not include power to investigate or regulate except in general sense through adjudication
  • filing civil lawsuit is not “report” under Whistleblower Act because lawsuits invoke court’s adjudicatory powers, which do not include power to investigate or regulate except in general sense through adjudication
  • filing civil lawsuit is not “report” under Whistleblower Act because lawsuits invoke court’s adjudicatory powers, which do not include power to investigate or regulate except in general sense through adjudication

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Judges: Quinn

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