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Governor Gretchen Whitmer says she’s concerned a Supreme Court ruling could supersede all or part of the reproductive rights amendment to the Michigan Constitution that was adopted by voters in 2022
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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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Lawyers for the state, and for two 2018 ballot measures, argued over the constitutionality of a legislative tactic known as “adopt and amend” before the state supreme Court today.
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Michigan Supreme Court Justice Bridget Mary McCormack has called on the new Legislature to fix a legal loophole that denies compensation for people wrongfully convicted of felonies
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The Republican was charged with misdemeanor willful neglect of duty for allegedly failing to supervise the officials who allowed Flint's water to become tainted with lead.
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James Romoser and Adam Liptak, and Kahler Sweeney join in.
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Whitmer has been urging the state Supreme Court to swiftly settle the issue by reaching over the lower courts and declaring the law illegal under the Michigan Constitution.
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A US Supreme Court decision handed down today (TUE) could affect school funding in Michigan. A divided court held that states offering subsidies to private schools cannot leave out religious schools.
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Democratic Sen. Gary Peters and Republican challenger John James have staked out differing stances on the fight over President Donald Trump's pending…