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The bills would also set new minimum and maximum sentences (10 and 60 years) for people under 19. And they would allow for a parole review after ten years served, “where the incapacity of youth must be considered.”
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A state task force said it expected to find most people in county jails for committing violent crimes. Instead, it found tens of thousands in jail for driving without a license.
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Today on Stateside, Danny Fenster, a journalist from Michigan, has been detained by authorities in Myanmar. His brother discussed the ongoing efforts to…
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The Michigan Supreme Court hopes a new initiative called "Justice for All" will make it easier for people to handle their own cases in civil court, if…
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed bills into law Monday that make dramatic changes to the state’s criminal justice system.The new laws will make it easier…
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Michigan lawmakers passed numerous bills in 2020 to make the state's justice system more fair and rational. The new laws are the result of a bipartisan…
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed a sweeping package of bills that will allow thousands to expunge their criminal records after they’ve served their…
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The ACLU of Michigan is launching a campaign to hold prosecutors responsible for inequities in the criminal justice system.The group says prosecutors are…
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Wayne County is in the middle of an effort to reduce its jail population, and it’s just received some early data to help guide that effort.The county is…
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Today on Stateside, we hear the latest from Lansing after Governor Whitmer met with top Republican leaders in the state Legislature. Plus, what Michigan…