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The Macomb County residents are facing felony charges after being accused of knowingly voting twice
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Attorney General Dana Nessel says the First Amendment “does not provide cover” for illegal activity. The camp was cleared by police on May 21 after a month
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Until this year, Michigan State was withholding 6,000 documents protected under attorney-client privilege
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A Michigan law passed last year penalizes mental health care providers if they try to change a young person’s sexual orientation or gender identity
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The Michigan attorney general’s office is teaming up with the National Labor Relations Board.
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The initial targets of Operation Survivor Justice are about 800 suspects with outstanding arrest warrants who jumped bail and have never faced trial for their alleged crimes
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Some charges are taking another step toward trial in an alleged “dark money” scheme involving efforts to end Michigan’s COVID-19 pandemic restrictions
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A legal battle over the future of Enbridge Energy’s Line Five gas and oil pipeline will continue in a state of Michigan court after Enbridge lost a federal court ruling Monday
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The attorney general said it’s a perfectly legal way to employ private practice lawyers to hold oil and gas companies accountable for harm to the environment.Republicans blasted the Attorney General for pursuing “a political agenda”
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The men were charged with conducting a criminal enterprise, using a computer to commit a crime and receiving and concealing stolen vehicles. The attorney general’s office says the ring has operated in more than 40 communities throughout the state