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Leopold of Cohen Milstein and Michael Pitt stated “ The court’s decision is clear, the city of Flint does not get a free pass for reckless behavior and violating the constitutional rights of the citizens of Flint. Plaintiffs' lawyers for a similar case Theodore J. Griffin wrote they were dismissed “because plaintiff’s complaint alleges mere negligence and not a constitutional violation against them,” according to court records. While the suit will continue against those officials, the judges decision dismissed claims against five state employees including former director of Department of Environmental Quality Daniel Wyant, Department of Health and Human Services Director Nick Lyon, former Chief Medical Executive Eden Wells and DHHS staffers Nancy Peeler and Robert Scott. Charles Barkley Thinks You Have a Gambling Problem - Yahoo Sports. Following an investigation that began in July 2018, a cease-and-desist letter was sent in January 2019 giving Spin City two weeks to cease operating. The panel of judges ultimately denied an appeal to dismiss claims against city and state officials including former Flint Department of Public Works Director Howard Croft, former emergency managers Darnell Earley and Gerald Ambrose and former DEQ officials Liane Shekter-Smith, Stephen Busch, Michael Prysby and Bradley Wurfel. Flint Township police contacted the MGCB in June 2018 about reports of illegal gambling at Spin City. McKeague wrote a separate opinion concurring in part and dissenting in part. Looking for cars for sale or car dealers in the area Visit Autos on to see the top 20 local new and used car deals and find local car dealerships. Judge Richard Griffin wrote the majority opinion. Judges with the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals voted 2-1 to deny dismissing certain state and city officials from the lawsuit alleging they violated Flint residents Shari Guertin, her minor child, and Diogenes Muse-Cleveland’s “bodily integrity” by exposing them to lead-contaminated water and hiding it. FLINT, MI - Appellate court judges on Friday ruled that a federal water crisis lawsuit could continue against the city of Flint and several current and former state officials.
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