Archives
October 28, 2009
Feature
- No more charges against Detroit text-message lawyer
- After 25 years, judge hangs up his robe
- Law School alum speaks on ethics, criminal defense
- Champions for Justice-- Judges honored for work on legal aid programs
- Ex-Cobo chief gets 1-year in bribe case
- Its future unclear, LAD promotes services-- Association seeks new ways to fund defending juveniles
- MSU Law announces new scholarship opportunities
- Women's Bar plans annual 'Mentor-Mentee Matchup' event, Nov. 4
- Health Division declares H1N1 flu clinics a success
headlines
- MY TURN: A 'Daily Dozen' worth repeating in times of trouble
- Nessel and 38 other AGs urge Congress to fund expanded access to internet
- Secretary of State branch offices to reopen June 1 by appointment only
- County to distribute 10,000 toolkits to give small businesses head start on safe re-boot
- Firm launches online series of free, fun, and educational weekly programs for kids
headlines National
- Afternoon Briefs: Judge prevented from fixing jobless system; state will stop sharing COVID-19 data
- ABA president responds to George Floyd’s death in police custody and subsequent protests
- Pryor Cashman Associate Charged With Helping Molotov Cocktail Attack During Brooklyn Protests
- Georgia State Bar Windows Smashed as Lawyers Weigh Atlanta Riots, Causes
- This week at the court
- Court declines to lift restrictions on crowds at church services (UPDATED)
