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- Posted May 09, 2013
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Friend of the Court panel to meet May 13
The Oakland County Friend of the Court (FOC) Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), established by Friend of the Court Act 294, 1982 Section 552.504, will meet on Monday, May 13, at 7 p.m. at the Oakland County Board of Commissioner's Auditorium, Pernick Conference Room, 1200 North Telegraph Road in Pontiac. Please note that this is one of several evening meetings (most are 10 a.m.) scheduled to accommodate the working public unable to attend daytime meetings. The entrance is at the building's East end in front of the main entrance to Commissioner's Auditorium.
The CAC can receive complaints relating to FOC office operations or gender bias and may make recommendations to the County Board of Commissioners, the FOC, and the State of Michigan on ways the FOC can better serve the public.
The public is invited to attend and can find more information at: www.oakgov.com/courts/foc.
Published: Thu, May 9, 2013
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