What does MOPC stand for?

Drone attacks remain a matter of public concern in Pakistan.

Calling for 'a fundamental change in individual behaviour and attitudes', he said: 'What is a matter of private concern when it is on a small scale becomes a matter of public concern when it reaches epidemic proportions.

138 (1983), the Supreme Court required the employee first to show that his or her speech addressed a matter of public concern or public importance.

Sentencing McGhee to 12 years in jail, Judge David Swift said shootings were a matter of public concern.

We still feel this is a matter of public concern, and news of this appointment makes it even more bizarre," he added.

Not a matter of public concern" But when IMF filed the FOIA request, the official in charge said it wasn't a matter of public concern and that IMF is not a member of the press: Even assuming that you would use 'editorial skills to turn the raw materials into a distinct work,' and that you would [distribute] 'that work to an audience,' the information you requested is not 'about current events or .

To be sure, gender parity is a pervasive societal concern, but this message confines the matter to community college course enrollment and was offered in her professional role to coworkers, department chair and division director," Coffin said, not as "a citizen speaking out on a matter of public concern.

The items do not constitute speech on a matter of public concern and are not protected by the First Amendment," Judge Robert King wrote.