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LEGAL NEWS FROM ACROSS MICHIGAN (07/05/08)
·U.S. District Court: Prison death case settled for $3.25M (Grand Rapids Press)
·COA: Motion to disqualify Detroit judges denied in case against mayor (Associated Press)
·Text-message scandal: Mayor seeks emergency hearing to block message contents (Detroit News)
·6th Circuit: Novi attorney to be sworn in as federal appeals judge (Oakland Press)
·AG sues Blues for insurance company purchase deal (Associated Press)
·Macomb County: Judges approve juror pager program (Detroit Free Press)
·Wayne County: FBI probe of Detroit sludge disposal contract widens (Detroit Free Press)
·Government reform group says enough signatures collected for ballot proposal (Associated Press)
·Macomb County: District judges appeal case-transfer decision (Macomb County)
·Wayne County: Detroit school board sues to verify $46.2M in wire transfers to vendors (Detroit Free Press)
·Macomb County: Prosecution and defense focus on defendant's drunkeness in assault with intent to murder case (Detroit Free Press)
·Text-message scandal: Detroit mayor's attorney will challenge release of text messages (Detroit News)
·U.S. District Court: Abu Ghraid abuse suit filed (Detroit Free Press)
·Delphi settles with feds, $2.2M boost to employee retirement accounts (Detroit Free Press)
·Bay County: Settlement reached in restaurant noose case (Bay City Times)
·Minimum wage bump effective today (Associated Press)
·Report: Misclassified workers hurting tax revenues, breaking laws (Associated Press)
·Wayne County: Feds investigate possible public corruption in Detroit (Associated Press)
·Packaged-ice producers chilled by federal probe, lawsuits (Detroit Free Press)
·Ogemaw County: Roseville judge faces drunken driving charge (Detroit News)

 

 

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