· 3/15/1988
Odis Solomon v. Royal Oak Township, a Municipal Corporation, and Tommy Staton, Defendants- and Marie Turner
Citations
- 842 F.2d 862
- 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 3281
- 1988 WL 20899
How courts have described this case
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- “This Court has held that speech disclosing public corruption is a matter of public interest and therefore deserves constitutional protection.”
- “Although [plaintiff police officer’s] statements directly questioned his superior’s work performance, no evidence was presented that this form of disloyalty adversely affected the proper functioning of the department.”
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Judges: Merritt, Krupansky, Ryan
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