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COA: Lou/Jefferson Metro Gov't v. FOP -- Trial judge abused discretion in enjoining city's collection of mileage for personal usage of police vehicles

By Michael Stevens

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Jefferson County Judge Mitch Perry's temporary restraining order against the city of Louisville prohibiting the city from charging police officers for off-duty usage of police vehicles was reversed with the Court of Appeals finding he abused his discretion.  Click here for a copy of the actual order.

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Full post as published by Kentucky Cases on January 20, 2009 (boomark / email).

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