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Attorney General Dana Nessel is urging Michiganders to take steps to protect their data from being shared by phone software applications.
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The state attorney general’s office has reached a settlement with the owners of more than two dozen Mackinaw City hotels.
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says she’s using the full weight of her office to protect abortion access. She says she will not discipline abortion providers or enforce other provisions of Michigan law limiting reproductive rights. But Nessel says her power is limited, and changes need to be made to Michigan’s constitution.
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A Michigan Congressman is calling an act of vandalism in his district pro-abortion “domestic terrorism", but that’s not what local law enforcement is calling it.Representative Tim Walberg tweeted pictures of broken glass and spray-painted messages at a Right to Life building near his campaign office in Jackson.
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and her staff have been investigating the Canary Tree Service company since the summer of 2021.
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Michigan’s attorney general says a rare criminal charge has resulted in pleas that prevented an incident of mass violence.
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A challenge to the law was brought by Planned Parenthood of Michigan against Attorney General Dana Nessel, who has said she will not appeal. That means an appeal would likely have to come from the Republican-led Legislature.
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An official legal opinion from Attorney General Dana Nessel says the state has not complied with a 1978 law that requires it create a registry and safety rules for medical tests on animals.
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said on Tuesday that she won’t prosecute violations of a dormant Michigan law that criminalizes abortion if the U.S. Supreme Court reverses the Roe v Wade decision.
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The Michigan Republican Party will host its endorsement convention this weekend to determine who will run for state attorney general and secretary of state.