McCausland ex rel. McCausland v. File

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• noting that “[d]eci sions from lower federal courts are not binding but may be considered persuasive”
• “The first two types of activity are protected, ‘unless the employee knows that the report is false.’ MCL 15.362. In other words, reporting or being about to report violations or suspected violations is protected if the report is or is about to be made in good faith.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).