Blog tagged as Courts
You May Not Be In Trouble But You Can't Leave
07/29/24 12:52 PM - Comment(s)
Police officers who suspect someone is doing something criminal, but do not give them an avenue to leave the encounter are violating the suspect's constitutional rights, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled Friday in three different but related cases.
The Michigan Court of Appeals Tuesday affirmed the dismissal of a citizens’ group’s lawsuit challenging a zoning change that cleared the way for Ford’s electric vehicle battery plant.
Accused Petition Fraudsters Bound Over For Trial
06/14/24 10:23 AM - Comment(s)
The trio charged in a signature fraud case that kept eight candidates off the 2022 ballot are headed to trial.
Appeals Court Candidate Misses Ballot By 23 Signatures
06/04/24 01:13 PM - Comment(s)
The Board of State Canvassers voted unanimously on Monday that state Court of Appeals candidate Lisa Marie Neilson missed the 6,200 signatures required to make the August primary ballot by 23 names, marking the presumed end to a question that has stretched for weeks.
Former House Speaker, Wife Fingerprinted
05/13/24 02:09 PM - Comment(s)
Former House Speaker Lee Chatfield and his wife were photographed, fingerprinted and submitted a DNA sample as court-ordered Friday in their criminal case at 54B District Court.
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