SAGINAW, MI – The Michigan Supreme Court has issued an opinion in a lawsuit involving former Saginaw County prosecuting attorneys, ruling that the county can be held liable under the Whistleblowers’ Protection Act.
The ruling also established a new legal standard for public policy-based termination claims, an expansion of legal protections for public employees tasked with upholding the law.
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The Ad Hoc Centre for the Thailand–Cambodia Border Situation hit back at Michael B. Alfaro, calling him discredited and accusing him of spreading falsehoods about Thai troops crossing the border. ...