Blog tagged as Judicial

The Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission is seeking an independent review of the racial composition of the judges about whom the Commission receives complaints and the disposition of those complaints.

A Belleville man accused of conducting surveillance near the Governor’s vacation home entered a guilty plea Wednesday.

Many would argue that Michigan doesn't have adequate penalties to punish those who commit hate crimes. That could change, however, under a package of bills currently being considered in the House’s Criminal Justice Committee.

(Source: MIRS.news, Published 02/13/2023)  (ROMULUS) – Ford Motor Company is dropping $3.5 billion to create an electric vehicle battery park in Marshall, which Michigan's economic development corporation is hoping to back with a $210 million state-funded attraction award. 

 

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Steve Liedel, chief legal counsel to former Gov. Jennifer Granholm, believes the mechanism used to determine a possible income tax rollback "likely violates Michigan's constitution," and could provide grounds for the current governor not to comply.