holding that A.C.A. § 5-53-112 (1987) illustrates that there is an established public policy favoring citizen informants or crime fighters
How later courts described this case
- holding that A.C.A. § 5-53-112 (1987) illustrates that there is an established public policy favoring citizen informants or crime fighters
- noting the length of time that the conduct occurred and stating that in the Hess case, we based our decision in part on the fact that Hess’ actions continued over a two year time span
- upholding constructive discharge judgment where a corporate employer engaged in a continuous campaign to force an employee to resign over an 18 month period after the employee reported pricing violations to a governmental agency
- recognizing that “the public policy of a state is found in its constitution and statutes”
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
Supplemental Opinion on Denial of Rehearing
April 4, 1988
Per Curiam. Petition for rehearing is denied.
Purtle, J., dissents. Dudley, J., would grant rehearing.