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Religious Groups Argue To Appellate Court That ELCRA Doesn't Apply To Them
06/12/24 03:45 PM - Comment(s)
Three religious entities argued to a federal appeals court Tuesday that their freedom to exercise their religious beliefs in not hiring anyone from the LGBTQ community does not violate the state's Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act (ELCRA).
Hope Wants To Stop Suits Against Critics
06/11/24 04:46 PM - Comment(s)
Michigan would end its status as one of only 17 states without a law banning SLAPPs, or "strategic lawsuits against public participation," under a Rep. Kara Hope (D-Lansing) bill introduced in the House last week.
Preliminary OK Given To $55M Settlement In UIA Collection Case
04/30/24 07:03 PM - Comment(s)
Preliminary approval was given to the Unemployment Insurance Agency’s (UIA) $55 million settlement in a class action lawsuit related to its handling of COVID-19 era claims.
Special Master OK With New Proposed House Map
03/19/24 02:28 PM - Comment(s)
The Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission's (MICRC) proposed state House map appears to comply with the federal court's order
Judge LaSata Publicly Admonished By JTC
12/21/23 03:23 PM - Comment(s)
The Judicial Tenure Commission publicly admonished Berrien County Circuit Judge Charles LaSata, a former state representative, for misconduct.
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