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The Michigan Supreme Court has agreed to consider a case where the state Department of Health and Human Services wants to take temporary custody of a troubled child.
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The state Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments in a case regarding Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s desire to investigate alleged insulin price gouging.
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Active-duty service members and their spouses in Michigan will no longer have to serve jury duty under a new bill signed this month
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One group of the defendants charged with falsely presenting themselves as Michigan’s electoral college members appeared in Lansing court today.
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The Michigan Court of Claims has refused throw out a lawsuit that seeks to keep Donald Trump off the Michigan presidential ballot.
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Michigan courts are building out the network of centers to provide legal help for people who can’t afford an attorney in civil cases. Many are located in courts or libraries.
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The Michigan Supreme Court opened its 2024 session today (WED) with its first oral arguments.
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Michigan court appointed guardians and conservators could have to meet a host of new requirements.
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Michigan defendants will continue having to pay their trial costs when found guilty after the governor recently extended the policy for another year and a half
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed another extension of a law that makes people convicted of crimes, typically with low incomes, responsible for a portion of local court expenses