Michigan Supreme Court Named on Judicial Hellholes® Report for Second Year

The Michigan Supreme Court’s recent decisions have raised alarms about judicial activism and expanded liability, resulting in Michigan being ranked eighth on the Judicial Hellholes® list. Critics argue these rulings create an uncertain legal environment, harming businesses and economic growth by favoring litigation, complicating liability standards, and opening new pathways for employment lawsuits.

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Michigan Supreme Court Upholds Tougher CAFO Permits, Boosting Michigan Water Protection

The Michigan Supreme Court upheld the Department of Environment’s authority to implement stricter permits for concentrated animal feeding operations, a win for environmentalists focusing on water protection. The ruling addresses significant environmental risks stemming from agricultural waste management practices.

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State Senator Runestad: Did $82K Donation Influence Michigan Court’s Major Ruling?

Michigan Senator Jim Runestad is urging a conduct review of Supreme Court Justice Kyra Harris Bolden due to her acceptance of an $82,500 donation from a PAC linked to Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. This occurred prior to Bolden’s critical ruling in favor of Benson, raising concerns about judicial integrity and conflicts of interest.

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