Rachel Dorn Wasn’t Fired for Three Remote Jobs, Story Based on a Federal Wire Fraud Case
Direct Answer The viral story about a woman fired for being a top performer at three simultaneous remote jobs is…
The Red Flags Are in the File: How County Courts and Prosecutors Quietly Generate Monell Liability Exposure
Editorial Transparency Notice This article references documented conduct in Barry County, including the judicial record of Judge Michael Schipper. All…
Michigan Legal Roundup: Week of April 6, April 13, 2026
Week One April 6, 2026 Direct Answer The week of April 6, 2026 was not a slow week in Michigan…
Everyone Is Worried About AI Taking Their Jobs. Justice-Impacted People Were Already There.
Direct Answer While credentialed professionals panic about AI eating their jobs, justice-impacted people are trying to navigate an AI-accelerated labor…
The Bill Comes Before the Lawsuit: What Prosecutorial and Judicial Misconduct Actually Costs Counties.
Direct Answer Most counties treat prosecutorial and judicial misconduct as a legal risk that activates when a lawsuit lands. The…
The Docket Issue 02: Judicial Misconduct Puzzle and JTC Outcomes Analysis
The Docket — Issue 02 Five Years of Complaints. Zero Consequences. A weekly judicial accountability logic puzzle from Clutch Justice…
Who Pays When a County Gets Sued?: How Public Entity Insurers Identify MMRMA Exposure Before It Becomes a Multi-Million Dollar Loss
Direct Answer When a county gets sued for a civil rights violation, the bill lands on the public entity insurance…
When “Security” Becomes a Gatekeeper: Public Access and Michigan’s Digital Court Records
Court Technology & Press Access Michigan’s court rules formally prohibit internet access to document images. As e-filing expands statewide, the…
When Courts Use AI Against You: What Law Firms Need to Know Before It’s Too Late
Direct Answer Courts, prosecutors, and opposing counsel are deploying AI-powered risk scoring, predictive analytics, and algorithmic case management in active…
Inkster Could Not Use Procedure to Erase Access: Why a Michigan Court Ordered a Disabled Resident’s Comments Read Aloud
Direct Answer The Michigan Court of Appeals has now said, in a published opinion, that Inkster cannot use an in-person…
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