Inductee: Former State Bar president earns coveted Hall of Fame recognition
Published: July 14, 2026
Almost a year after serving as president of the State Bar of Michigan,
attorney Joseph McGill continues to be in the legal limelight, recently
earning a pair of honors that proudly reflect his Irish heritage,
distinguished career, and lifelong commitment to community service.
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Sen. Gary Peters backs Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens in contentious race to succeed him
July 14, 2026Outgoing Michigan Sen. Gary Peters is endorsing U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens as his successor, adding to a growing effort by the Democratic establishment to help her defeat progressive favorite Abdul El-Sayed in next month’s primary.
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Court of Appeals agrees with Clinical Appellate Practice Clinic’s arguments, reverses trial court
July 14, 2026The Michigan Court of Appeals recently reversed the trial court’s judgment in a felony murder case, agreeing with the defense on two issues that Criminal Appellate Practice (CAP) Clinic student-attorneys had briefed. Now the defendant will get a new trial.
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Daily Briefs
July 14, 2026The Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan’s Juvenile Justice &?School Safety Training Project will present a “Youth Empowerment Solutions (YES) Training” webinar on Thursday, August 6, from noon to 1 p.m. via Zoom.
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Presidents Recognized
July 13, 2026The Wolverine Bar Association, the Association of Black Judges of Michigan, and the Black Women Lawyers Association of Michigan celebrated and thanked their presidents at the 2026 Presidents’ Dinner on Thursday, June 25, at the Hollywood Casino at Greektown in Detroit.
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Courts
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State
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Nation
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