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The Michigan Court of Appeals is standing by its ruling that ex-Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr should be tried for the murder of Black motorist Patrick Lyoya
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The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled that a group of Ottawa County commissioners did not violate the state’s Open Meetings Act by communicating with each other before they officially took office
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In a split decision last week, the Michigan Court of Appeals rejected a challenge to how judges handle criminal sentencing decisions. That may not be the final word.
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The decision sends the cases back to the Court of Claims to determine whether the state shares in liability for the disaster
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During the rulemaking process, the state Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE) was required by law to outline expected costs of compliance in a regulatory impact statement
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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services said it plans to appeal the decision to the state Supreme Court
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A dispute between the former Flint schools superintendent and members of the Flint board of education will be worked out in arbitration and not in court. That decision came today from the Michigan Court of Appeals
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The question of whether school districts’ COVID-19 mask policies were legal won’t be settled right now. The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that the issue no longer matters because the mask policies are no longer in effect
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A new ruling from the Michigan Court of Appeals is reaffirming children’s right to counsel and outlining what that entails.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals says the parents of the Oxford High School shooter will face trial on four counts of involuntary manslaughter