Sean Hightower v. Department of Transportation
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Opinion
Court of Appeals, State of Michigan
ORDER Mark J. Cavanagh Sean Hightower v Department of Transportation Presiding Judge
Docket No. 348224 Jane M. Beckering
LC No. 18-000256-MD Elizabeth L. Gleicher Judges
The Court on its own motion, orders that the April 16, 2020 opinion is hereby AMENDED. The opinion is modified on section II with minor, non-substantive changes to eliminate an incomplete sentence. The opinion is amended as follows:
The old opinion read: to Hightower’s brief on appeal, “once it is determined that a disability exists, the 180-day provisions is automatically invoked.”
The new opinion reads: According to Hightower’s brief on appeal, “once it is determined that a disability exists, the 180-day provisions is automatically invoked.”
In all other respects, the April 16, 2020, opinion remains unchanged.
______________________________ Presiding Judge
April 20, 2020
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