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The decision, which would likely not come for months, will determine whether Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman of the 1599 Project will face charges of circulating a robo-call that used falsehoods in an effort to deter Detroit voters from using mail-in ballots and, thus, suppress voter participation.
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The Michigan Attorney General’s office says efforts to prosecute state officials in the Flint water case are over.
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The lawsuits brought against three state universities by students wanting to be reimbursed for money they spent for a college education they feel they didn’t get in the spring 2020 semester.
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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 court sharply split on the issue that came to the forefront in 2021 after an appeals court judge wrote an opinion lambasting a defendant's request to be referred to as “they.”
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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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The Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a last-chance effort to revive criminal charges against seven people in the Flint water scandal, waving away an appeal by prosecutors who have desperately tried to get around a 2022 decision that gutted the cases.
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The Michigan Supreme Court will hear arguments next month on whether public universities owe students refunds for canceling in-person classes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A workgroup within the Michigan court system’s “Justice for All Commission” is sharing an early draft of its ideas to improve the eviction process.
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Medical providers for car crash victims say a recent Michigan Supreme Court ruling is a relief.