Michigan Legal News Roundup: Supreme Court Arguments, Court of Appeals Docket, and Energy Emergency
Michigan Legal Roundup High Court Arguments, Energy Emergency, and Elections Week of April 6, 2026 · Clutch Justice Court activity…
The Centralia Files, Part IV: The People Who Stayed | Rita Williams
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Field Notes, April 5, 2026: Wagner, Ludington, Facial Recognition
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Ohio Data Center Ban Effort Signals Growing Backlash to Projects Like Killen
Analysis Key Findings Amendment On April 3, 2026, the Ohio Ballot Board unanimously certified a proposed constitutional amendment that would…
No Address, No Identity: How Verification Erases the Unhoused
Policy Analysis No Address, No Identity How verification systems treat stable housing as proof of personhood — and what that…
When Courts Stop Feeding Themselves: Fines, Fees, and the Crime Decline Nobody Is Talking About
Direct Answer Crime is declining across major categories in the United States. Violent crime dropped significantly in 2023, with homicides…
The Yuba County Five Did Not Vanish Into Mystery. They Died of Cold and Cognitive Overload.
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Where Are the Bodies? Inside Michigan’s Cemetery and Funeral Industry Failures
Consumer Protection & Institutional Accountability Families burying loved ones extend extraordinary trust to cemetery operators and funeral directors — and…
The Criminal Record Is a Second Sentence: How Collateral Consequences Extend Punishment in America
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Ordered Liberty: Why the Casey Wagner Case Is a Constitutional Breakdown, Not a Gun Rights Debate
Direct Answer Casey Wagner had constitutional rights. So did Lois LaRoe. Those rights were not compatible with each other once…
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