#ReadWithClutch: Arbitrary Justice by Angela J. Davis
#ReadWithClutch · Book Review Direct Answer Arbitrary Justice, by law professor and former District of Columbia public defender Angela J. Davis, is the foundational text…
Michigan Court of Appeals Accepts Amicus Briefs in Two Barry County Sentencing Appeals Before Judge Schipper
The Short Answer On September 29, 2026, the Michigan Court of Appeals granted my motions to file amicus curiae briefs in People v. Arizola (COA…
Five Corporate Cover-Ups Later Confirmed by the Companies’ Own Documents
Investigation Part 2 of 2: five corporate programs publicly denied for years, then confirmed by the same companies’ internal memos, sworn testimony, or regulatory findings….
I Can Build a Misconduct Report in Three Days. Michigan’s Oversight System Still Takes Years.
Direct Answer Michigan already has the court data, appellate opinions, transcripts, and case histories needed to spot patterns of judicial and attorney misconduct quickly. Its…
Seventy Percent: ONE Visiting Judge Received Most of the 38th District Court’s Visiting-Judge Money.
Investigation Records from Judge Kathleen Galen’s 38th District Court show one visiting judge receiving 70 percent of every visiting-judge dollar the court spent since 2021,…
Clutch Justice Weekly, Issue 027: A Residency Lawsuit That Never Reached the Residency Question
Clutch Justice Weekly · Issue 027 James Galen Jr., the brother of 38th District Court Judge Kathleen Galen, and co-plaintiff Cindy Jakubiszen sued her election…
New Business Cards, Same Courthouse: Another APA Joins Barry County’s Public Defender’s Office
Investigation & Analysis New Business Cards, Same Courthouse: Another APA Joins Barry County’s Public Defender’s Office Alexandra Steele Rouse joins Jessica Payne in public defense….
Five Conspiracy Theories the Government Later Confirmed Were True
Investigation Part 1 of 2: five federal programs that were publicly dismissed as fringe theory, then confirmed by the government’s own records. Part 2 covers…
A Residency Question for Eastpointe Magistrate Mark Makoski, or The Tale of Two Very Different Water Records
Clutch Justice · Investigation A Residency Question for Eastpointe’s Magistrate, or The Tale of Two Very Different Water Records A reader’s tip led to a…
Broken Play: Ray Rice and What the NFL Says It Never Saw
Broken Play · Case No. 02 The NFL suspended Ray Rice two games with one video in hand. It suspended him indefinitely once a second…
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