· 9/10/1986
William Marohnic v. Richard Walker and the Barren River Regional Mental Health-Mental Retardation Board, Incorporated
Citations
- 800 F.2d 613
- 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 29872
How courts have described this case
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- describing the employee’s protected speech to police officers regarding a criminal investigation of his public employer as being “induced by civic commitment [to cooperate in a police investigation], not by an employment related dispute”
- employee's speech about medicaid fraud in the Mental Retardation Board involves public interest \near its zenith\
- employee's speech about medicaid fraud in the Mental Retardation Board involves public interest \near its zenith\
- “Public interest is near its zenith when ensuring that public organizations are being operated in accordance with the law.”
- “Public interest is near its zenith when ensuring that public organizations are being operated in accordance with the law.”
- “Public interest is near its zenith when ensuring that public organizations are being operated in accordance with the law .. . .”
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