Michigan Supreme Court

The plaintiffs in this nearly 10-year-old case are two Black men who — in separate instances as teenagers — were stopped, questioned, photographed and fingerprinted. Neither was ever charged with a crime.

The plaintiffs in this combined case are two young African Americans who were stopped, photographed and fingerprinted under a city policy that allows police officers to do that when subjects they want to question don’t have IDs.

The Michigan Supreme Court has declined to give a newly created commission more time to redraw the state’s political maps.The Michigan Independent…

The Michigan Independent Redistricting Commission is asking the Michigan Supreme Court to set aside voter-approved deadlines and give it more time to do…

The Michigan Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Wednesday on whether documents donated to a public university by an anti-immigration activist are…

Chief Justice Bridget McCormack was coasting to reelection Wednesday to the Michigan Supreme Court, and another Democratic nominee was ahead in the race…

A Michigan Supreme Court opinion has created confusion surrounding the state’s COVID-19 response. But Governor Gretchen Whitmer says she still has more…

Defendants in criminal cases get to decide whether remote testimony will be allowed. That six-to-zero decision was issued Monday by the Michigan Supreme…

A new online resource is making Michigan’s judicial system more transparent. The new Michigan Virtual Court Directory allows viewers to select court…

The Michigan Supreme Court has called a special hearing on a state law that makes it harder for petition campaigns to succeed in enacting new laws. The…