Macomb judge to be honored at fundraiser
Care House will host its 14th annual “Christmas for Kids” fundraiser on Monday, December 6, at Mac & Ray’s Banquet Center in Harrison Township.
Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Peter Maceroni will be honored at the event for his years of service to Care House and the community.
The event will feature raffle packages and a live auction.
Doors open at 5 p.m. and tickets are $75 per person.
Sponsorship opportunities are also available.
Contact Care House at 586.463.0123 for additional information.
Care House is a nonprofit organization in Macomb County that provides a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary response to child sexual and physical abuse.
Attorney honored at MPF annual benefit
The Michigan Psychoanalytic Foundation (MPF) will honor its past president, attorney David Haron, at its 26th Annual Benefit, Heal a Mind, Heal a Life, on Friday, November 19 at The Inn at St. Johns in Plymouth.
David Haron is a Michigan attorney known for his community outreach efforts and advocacy of mental health.
Tickets for the benefit, scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., are $150.
Cocktails begin at 7 p.m.; dinner buffet at 7:30. Music for the evening will be provided by the Oakland Jazz Quartet.
The Inn is located at 44054 Five Mile Rd.
For additional information, call Jean Lewis at 248.851.3380.
High court approves longer prison terms
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has upheld longer prison sentences for people convicted of carrying or using a gun while committing drug trafficking crimes.
The court voted 8-0 Monday to affirm lower court rulings involving defendants who had five years tacked onto their drug trafficking prison terms because they had a gun with them.
Some federal courts had decided that the additional five years could not be added onto related sentences for federal crimes.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the court’s first opinion of the term. Justice Elena Kagan did not take part in the case because of her work on it in the Justice Department before she joined the court.
The consolidated cases are Abbott v. U.S., 09-479, and Gould v. U.S., 09-7073.
Justices keeps hands off patient advocate case
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court will not stop subpoenas issued to an advocate for chronic pain patients who is under investigation for obstruction of justice.
Siobhan Reynolds and her organization, the Pain Relief Network, are being investigated because of her involvement with a doctor and wife who illegally prescribed painkillers to dozens of patients who later died.
The high court on Monday refused to hear an appeal from Reynolds.
Reynolds wanted justices to quash grand jury subpoenas and her contempt citation for not turning over subpoenaed e-mails and documents.
The court filings in Reynolds’ case have been sealed.
The case is In Re Grand Jury Proceedings, 10-512.
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