State asks SCOTUS to reject ‘highly unusual’ application from citizen voting group
Published: September 04, 2026
The U.S. Supreme Court should not grant emergency relief to Americans for Citizen Voting, the Department of Attorney General argued in a filing to the highest court on Wednesday.
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‘Apology’ comes a little too late to easily digest
September 04, 2026Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, Abdul El-Sayed apologized, the headlines blared. The media in Michigan was afire and Democrats could not wait to embrace his repentance.
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MSU Law honors 34-year legacy of student-run International Law Journal
September 04, 2026At Michigan State University, there are more than 1,000 student organizations for Spartans to take part in and enrich their experience. Of those, the College of Law’s student-run scholarly publications are among the most competitive and respected organizations.
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AG secures second order halting Kalshi sports wagers in Michigan
September 04, 2026Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has secured a preliminary injunction against KalshiEx LLC (Kalshi), halting the prediction market company from unlawfully offering online sports wagers in Michigan. The preliminary injunction requires Kalshi to maintain geofencing to block Michigan residents and those within Michigan’s borders from having access to its illegal sports betting contracts. Violations of the order would result in a $500,000 per day fine.
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Daily Briefs
September 04, 2026Volunteers are needed for the 25th annual National Trial Advocacy Competition in Detroit. Hosted by the State Bar of Michigan’s Young Lawyers Section, NTAC brings together the best law school mock trial teams from across the country together November 6-8, 2026, at the 3rd Circuit Court in Detroit.
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State
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Nation
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