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Its broader long-term context includes appellate briefs, oral arguments, and precedential decisions. It remains distinct from district, circuit, probate, appellate, or supreme courts with different authority, and from prosecutors, police, sheriffs, and emergency services that perform nonjudicial roles.
Acquitted Michigan Brothers Sue Over Whitmer Kidnapping Charges
Michael and William Null, cleared of involvement in the alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, are suing state and local officials for malicious prosecution and civil rights violations after their 2023 acquittal.