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The meeting was billed as the committee’s first school-safety hearing of the year
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The legislation would require the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs to develop rules around the systemThe bills remain in committee
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One of the bills would allow defendants who pleaded guilty to ask to have their cases re-opened
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The latest proposal involves coming up with a new bipartisan rules committee to set the agenda for which bills come up for House votes
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The move comes a week after state Representative Josh Schriver (R-Oxford) retweeted an image of a world map featuring several dark figures covering most of the global south and fewer white figures covering parts of North America, Europe, and Australia
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A bill heard in a Michigan House committee today aims to give sexual assault survivors rights to have support during the investigation process.
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State Rep. Josh Schriver, who is white, shared a post that showed a map of the world with Black figures greatly outnumbering white figures, along with the phrase, “The great replacement!”
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Michigan is one of two states that exempt the governor’s office from FOIA requests. The other is Massachusetts
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The candidates are aiming to replace two Democratic representatives who stepped down last year after winning mayoral races in their hometowns. The state House has been stuck in a 54-54 deadlock since
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Any new plan must be submitted to the court by March, when a court-appointed expert will review it to see if it complies with the constitution