Attorneys, judges, social workers get educated on Indian Child Act
Published: August 31, 2010
by Cynthia Price Legal News It is difficult to understand why the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 was passed into law without understanding the history of what was done to Native American families. The United States long pursued a policy of removin [ More » ]
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Duly Noted
August 31, 2010Pinsky attorneys deemed best lawyers The publication Best Lawyers of America has announced that all four partners in the law firm of Pinsky, Smith, Fayette & Kennedy, LLP are included in the 2011 edition of Best Lawyers of America. The four lawyer
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Summer externships prepare law students for future roles
August 31, 2010by Debra Talcott Legal News As the fall 2010 semester begins, 13 law school students will be sharing an interesting variation on the “What-I-did-over-summer-vacation” theme. Thanks to the efforts of the Wolverine Bar Foundation, these student
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Single stream recycling will help citizens develop new waste habits
August 31, 2010by Cynthia Price Legal News Apparently, “single stream” recycling is an idea whose time has come. Kent County started a program officially on August 2, narrowly beating City of Ann Arbor’s Sept. 1 opening. Lansing is considering ho
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Women's group explains the political endorsement process
August 25, 2010by Cynthia Price Legal News Political Action Committees, or PACs, can develop narrowly specific criteria for determining what political candidates they will support, or paint their area of influence with a broad brush. The Progressive Women&rsquo
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