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  • Court issues key ruling on statute of limitations in child sexual abuse cases

    July 17, 2026

    A women who brought sexual abuse claims against several Christian Reformed Church organizations for crimes she said occurred starting when she was 3 years old can bring her lawsuit, the Court of Appeals ruled in a case involving the statute of limitations on how long such cases can remain viable.

  • Reduce juror burden, build public trust with updated guidance

    July 17, 2026

    Over-summoning jurors wastes resources and can damage the relationship between courts and the communities they serve.

  • The law is king: A sinner, a saint, and the quiet guardians of the Rule of Law

    July 17, 2026

    In January 1776, months before the Continental Congress declared independence, an immigrant pamphleteer named Thomas Paine compressed the entire case for American self-government into a slim, plain-spoken pamphlet.

  • Daily Briefs

    July 17, 2026

    Due to hazardous air quality conditions resulting from smoke from the Canadian wildfires, the Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan has closed all court operations to the public through Friday, July 17.

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