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17-year-old Ethan Crumbley is scheduled to be sentenced next month for the shooting spree that killed four of his classmates and wounded six other students and a teacher.
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Michigan courts are expanding a network of self-help centers for indigent people who can’t afford an attorney to represent them in civil cases.
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The motions came after Attorney General Dana Nessel reportedly made comments that the defendants had been “brainwashed” into believing Trump had won the state. In comments first reported by the Detroit News, Nessel said the belief that Trump won wouldn’t allow the defendants to plead guilty if they wanted to.
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One of the first set of oral arguments was about exactly when a train operator had a duty to pull the brakes when he saw a person walking along the track.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals has upheld sanctions levied against a Holland restaurant owner who defied state and local COVID-19 shutdown orders.
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Applause was heard in the courtroom after Judge Charles Hamlyn told the three men they were free to go.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals heard oral arguments Wednesday in the case, which could set a precedent for future deadly force incidents.
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In January, Daniel Pentkowski of Midland traveled to Texas for his mother’s funeral and he never returned home. He died while in the custody of a local police department. Three different causes have been given by authorities, ranging from self-inflicted injuries to homicide.
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Parents and students at Oxford High School will pursue civil lawsuits against employees and the district itself over a mass shooting in 2021.
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June floods in central Michigan hit a number of mid Michigan counties. Now a number of organizations are offering legal help to those in need. Services…