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LEGAL NEWS FROM ACROSS MICHIGAN (05/15/08)
·Text message scandal: Preliminary exam delayed until September (Detroit Free Press)
·Text message scandal: If asked, state AG will offer advice on Detroit mayor's ouster (Detroit News)
·Livingston County: Brighton takes hard line on 51-cent tax bill (Livingston Daily Press & Argus)
·Macomb County: Lawyer gets 16-month sentence for continued drinking (Macomb Daily)
·Wayne County: Toll bridge company sued for police expenses (Detroit Free Press)
·Macomb County: Pagers summon jurors back to court (Associated Press)
·Wayne County: Detroit council wants mayor out (Detroit Free Press)
·Kent County: Meijer hit with record fine for campaign finance violations (Grand Rapids Press)
·U.S. District Court: Judge heaps praise on woman then revokes citizenship (Detroit News)
·State Legislature: Bill would eliminate immunity for child protective service workers (Macomb Daily)
·U.S. District Court: Woman who wouldn't unveil face in state court can't sue judge (Detroit Free Press)
·Oakland County: Crowded Republican primary for prosecutor's office (Detroit Free Press)
·Oakland County: Magistrate suggests suicide to repeat underage drinker (Detroit News)
·U.S. District Court: $130K settlement in Warren police fatal shooting case (Detroit News)
·U.S. District Court: Disabled passengers sue Northwest Airlines (Livingston Daily Press & Argus)
·Wayne County: Life sentence for teen who beheaded man (Detroit Free Press)
·Text message scandal: Detroit mayor wants allegedly withheld evidence suppressed (Detroit News)
·Wayne County: Detroit council schedules vote to remove mayor (Associated Press)
·Livingston County: Incumbent judge challenges opponent's filing petition (Detroit Free Press)
·State Legislature: Drunken-driving bills stalled (Detroit Free Press)
·Mich. Dems settle on delegate-seating plan to bring to DNC (The Associated Press)
·Police say caregiver, 21, could be arraigned on murder charge in baby's death (Lansing State Journal)

 

 

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