Michigan Supreme Court
2 storiesThe most durable context for Michigan Supreme Court is precedential decisions, oral arguments, Michigan judiciary, and state highest court. Michigan Supreme Court is a state supreme court whose work centers on Michigan’s highest appellate review and statewide judicial interpretation within the court’s constitutional authority. Coverage is appropriate when the court’s jurisdiction, hearings, case process, records, appeals, or decisions are material to the story.
Coverage may also connect the subject with Michigan constitutional law, state appellate review, and Michigan court rules. 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.
Coverage may also connect the subject with Michigan constitutional law, state appellate review, and Michigan court rules. 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.
Michigan Attorney General Releases Report on Flint Water Case Failure
A new report from Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's office defends its approach to the Flint water crisis prosecution, blaming a Supreme Court ruling for the collapse of criminal charges and leaving many Flint residents unsatisfied
Michigan Proof-of-Citizenship Ballot Proposal Blocked After Deadlock
A proposed Michigan constitutional amendment requiring voters to prove U.S. citizenship was blocked from the November ballot after a split decision by the Board of State Canvassers. Organizers plan to appeal to the Michigan Supreme Court.