Michigan Supreme Court

An inmate can’t automatically be designated a security risk for possessing an illegal mobile phone. That ruling was released Friday by the Michigan Supreme Court. A Michigan Department of Corrections policy says phones, like guns and drugs, pose a threat to security in a facility.

The Michigan Supreme Court has agreed to hear a challenge to the state law that allows a lone birth parent to anonymously drop off a newborn at a hospital, fire department, or other safe space.

Michigan Supreme Court ruled that a county jail must divulge records related to a detention on behalf of the federal immigration agency.

The Michigan Supreme Court has struck down major parts of a law that placed additional restrictions on petition campaigns to initiate laws or amend the state constitution.

A legal challenge to the state’s new congressional and legislative district maps was formally filed today with the Michigan Supreme Court.

The Michigan Supreme Court is creating a new commission to address diversity, equity, and inclusion within the judiciary.

A group of Democratic state lawmakers has introduced a bill package to repeal Michigan’s anti-abortion laws.

A deadlocked Board of State Canvassers stood its ground at a meeting on Monday in the face of a pending Michigan Supreme Court decision.

The Michigan Supreme Court’s oral arguments Tuesday included a legal challenge to a Grand Rapids police policy that allows officers to fingerprint and photograph people who are being questioned and don’t have an ID.

Michigan Supreme Court has announced the cases it will hear during its November oral arguments. One is a civil rights challenge to a controversial Grand Rapids Police Department policy.