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  • Report highlights the challenges facing formerly incarcerated people

    August 14, 2026

    The Sentencing Project is highlighting the experiences and challenges of formerly incarcerated people released after decades of imprisonment, as they attempt to rebuild their lives in a dramatically changed social, economic, and technological landscape. 

  • Ask the expert: Indigenous science fiction explained

    August 14, 2026

    Science fiction remains an enduring touchstone of pop culture, but the genre isn’t limited to spaceships and aliens like in the recent “Project Hail Mary” movie — no offense, Ryan Gosling. Science fiction is also an area researched by scholars for encompassing a perspective on our current culture, collective past and the varying viewpoints of its creators.

  • Reduce juror burden, build public trust with updated guidance

    August 14, 2026

    Jury managers and court leaders grapple with a common problem: how to summon the right number of jurors efficiently, without placing an unnecessary burden on the community or eroding public confidence in the courts.

  • Two 2017 Michigan Law alumni complete the 200-Mile Traka gravel bike race in Spain

    August 14, 2026

    More than a decade ago, Amanda Rauh-Bieri, ’17, and Brett Frazer, ’17, met in Professor Edward Cooper’s Civil Procedure class. This spring, they raced through 201.95 miles of Spanish countryside in a gravel bike race called the Traka.

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