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The Michigan Supreme Court will consider changing its rules on how much evidence information is visible to defendants and the use of restraints on defendants in Michigan courts.
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At the Washtenaw County Courthouse, a new project is setting out to transform the space into a positive and healing environment through art, song, dance, and spoken word.
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A look at the legal ramifications of the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta to grant state prosecutors joint jurisdiction over certain criminal cases in Indian Country.
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Stateside: The pandemic isn’t over yet; bilingual site fills news gap; police and qualified immunityToday on Stateside, Michigan has experienced a drop in COVID-19 cases these past few weeks, but over the weekend, case numbers slightly increased again.…
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Low-income people who have a valid legal claim but can't afford a lawyer can now get free advice on how to represent themselves.A new legal clinic…
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The Macomb County Jail has a chronic overcrowding problem. And that can make for dangerous conditions for inmates. Experts say jail overcrowding is linked…
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Oakland County fights efforts to fix “woefully inadequate” system for those who can’t afford lawyersTomorrow morning, the Michigan Court of Claims will hear a lawsuit filed by Oakland County. The county is challenging new criminal defense standards for…
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After nearly three years, a judge has dismissed charges against nine defendants arrested for protesting Detroit’s mass water shutoffs.The so-called…
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Legislation passed by the Michigan House calls for increased penalties and tougher sentences for anyone who assaults courthouse workers.Bills 4302, 4303…
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The Michigan Court of Appeals says convicted felons must be sentenced in person, and not via a video hookup between the jail and the courthouse.Video…