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    August 18, 2026

    Column

    1. LEGAL PEOPLE
    2. COMMENTARY: A current ‘King’ may well suffer a long-overdue fate
    3. COMMENTARY: Hatred casts a painful light on 2026 election
    4. MY TURN: Concept of courage now in short supply in once proud nation

    Feature

    1. Summer planning
    2. New ACS board ready to reinvigorate statewide presence
    3. Community-minded: New president of MAJ takes his leadership role to heart
    4. Economics of Law Short Report available
    5. Annual cookout

    State

    1. Litigation Section conducts annual meeting online
    2. Pickleball tournament hosted by ACC-MI
    3. Health Care Law Section members gather for meeting
    4. Taxation Section to host annual dinner in Birmingham, September 17
    5. Defenders discuss using experts and investigators
    6. Statewide survey shows important role for local newspapers in promoting transparency
    7. Five years after NCAA announced NIL policy some athletes still leave money on the table
    8. Webinar delves into contempt of court authority, limits
    9. Attorneys discuss privacy regulators without Borders
    10. Michigan Supreme Court review offered online
    11. ‘Working Effectively with High-Stress Clients’ explored
    12. Bench Bar Culinary Challenge returns September 17
    13. Children’s voices, relational permanency focus of webinar
    14. Family Treatment Court focus of online discussion
    15. Law school, Levin Center conduct Constitution Day conversation September 17
    16. Section looks at unfair labor practices under the NLRA
    17. Juvenile Probation Officer/ Caseworker Certification Exam offered online September 11

    Nation

    1. Attorney explores ‘How High-Functioning Anxiety Leads to Ethical Blind Spots’