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May 3, 2012 4:33 PM

From Detroit News:

Lansing—The state Court of Appeals on Thursday heard oral arguments in four cases in which lower courts ruled financial review teams appointed under Public Act 4 violated the Open Meetings Act.

Two of the cases were filed by activist Robert Davis against the Detroit Financial Review Team. A similar case was filed against the Detroit team by AFCME activist Edward McNeil. The fourth case was filed against the Flint financial review team.

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