Eight courts mark highest legal participation at Road to Restoration clinic in Royal Oak
Published: May 06, 2026
Eight district courts participated in the Road to Restoration clinic in
Royal Oak on April 14, the largest number at a clinic in recent years.
Court personnel joined volunteer attorneys, the United Way of
Southeastern Michigan, and experts from the Michigan Department of State
(MDOS) to provide driver’s license restoration advice to more than 140
area residents.
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