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A federal judge has put a hold on the order. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says her office is working to figure out what the freeze would mean to the state if it’s allowed to go into effect.
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Enbridge has been trying to move the arguments to federal courts, where its chances are arguably better than state courts presided over by judges selected by Michigan voters
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Mail and package theft is a leading cause of identity theft crimes.
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The holiday scams page will focus on educating consumers on 24 topics
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Nessel filed arguments asking a judge to send the first six defendants to trial on charges of fraud and forgery for trying to present documents to officials that declared they were official presidential electors
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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a decision to remand the PFAS lawsuit against the Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority back to the state court
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The Michigan Attorney General is suing OptumRX and ExpressScripts for their alleged role in the opioid crisis
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Nessel said law enforcement has a lot of discretion to address threats and disruptions but also a legal obligation to help ensure an orderly election
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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