Category:Michigan 2011 news
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The following 63 pages are in this category, out of 63 total.
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- Census Bureau's work is done, but some critics take aim at Congressional refusal to grow
- Chad Schmucker becomes Michigan state court administrator
- Corrigan leaves Michigan high court for Department of Human Services
- Counting the Michigan state legislative committees
- Creal leaves Ann Arbor District Court for good
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- Federal Courts, Empty Benches:The Wednesday Vacancy Count 11/23/2011
- Federal judge John Feinkens of Michigan dies at 93
- Federal magistrate judge for the Eastern District of Michigan retires
- Financial discrepancies discovered in Michigan district court, judge placed on leave
- Five states appeal asian carp case to the Supreme Court
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- Michigan Attorney General contests District Judge's term dates
- Michigan bill proposed to allow governor more appointments
- Michigan casino amendment resurfaces for upcoming ballot
- Michigan court files go online
- Michigan courts halt recall vote for state Rep. Paul Scott
- Michigan District Judge's drunk driving sentences spark controversy
- Michigan emergency manager referendum reaches petition signature midway point
- Michigan groups protest Governor Snyder's proposed budget
- Michigan judge suspended by Supreme Court
- Michigan judges may get pay raises
- Michigan lawmakers approve rules for film incentive program
- Michigan lawmakers introduce Caylee's Law
- Michigan lawmakers prepare to discuss amendment for a part-time legislature
- Michigan redistricting to reflect a state at a crossroads
- Michigan Representative seeks change to recall rules
- Michigan Republicans share in strong national gains
- Michigan Senate passes anti-bullying law
- Michigan Supreme Court supports elimination of up to 49 judgeships
- Michigan's marijuana law faces proposed changes and high court hearing
- Minnesotans debate judicial elections
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- Redistricting Roundup: Deadlines looming for many states in redistricting process
- Redistricting Roundup: DOJ approves maps in Louisiana, Virginia
- Redistricting Roundup: No southern hospitality in the South Carolina Senate
- Redistricting Roundup: Some states explore altering total number of legislators
- Redistricting Roundup: Texas session will end without Congressional map
- Redistricting Roundup: Vermont takes step toward eliminating multi-member House districts
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- Supreme Weekly: Budgets and pensions hit the courts
- Supreme Weekly: Comparing votes from the 2010 election
- Supreme Weekly: Freshman governors and their 2011 Supreme Court appointments
- Supreme Weekly: Michigan, Ohio, New Mexico and Colorado
- Supreme Weekly: Playing politics
- Supreme Weekly: Recusals and a surprise encounter
- Supreme Weekly: The cost of running for a Supreme Court
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- The Tuesday Count gets a push from Maine and Wyoming
- The Tuesday Count: April pushes out three more measures in its last days
- The Tuesday Count: in the home stretch - petition drives come to a close for 2011
- The Tuesday Count: measures certified, approved and repealed
- The Tuesday Count: Seasoned judges, gambling - the subjects of two newly certified measures
- The Tuesday Count: sports arena question scores a spot on the 2012 ballot