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Michigan’s governor is appealing a federal decision to keep open an oil pipeline running between Lake Michigan and Lake Huron
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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled limiting one’s speech requires the prosecution to prove a guilty mindset. Michigan’s law doesn’t explicitly mention that
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The challenge argues the Legislature failed to adopt the bill with the three-fourths House and Senate supermajorities required by the MI Constitution to alter a voter-approved initiative
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Zebadiah Soriano, who is now 23, wants his involuntary statement suppressed
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Sen. Majority Leader Winnie Brinks called the appeal “a waste of the court’s time and a distraction from the important work at hand.”
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The state argues the new tax is not an amendment to the marijuana initiative, but a new and separate law to raise revenue for roads
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Documents were seized under a search warrant executed by state investigators in MEDC’s Lansing offices and the home former board member Fay Beydoun
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Crumbley asked for release on bond while courts resolve first-of-their kind legal questions
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Benson’s filing this week with the Michigan Court of Claims says the Legislature’s oversight power “is not unlimited, checks and balances apply”
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She argues that she did not break any laws that led to the shootings