Paws for thought
Published: June 18, 2018
One of the newer members of the Jackson County Prosecutor's Office doesn’t require much to get through his workday—a pat on the head, a scratch behind the ears, and a bowl of kibbles will suffice. [ More » ]
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U-M Law graduate honored by the Constitution Society
June 18, 2018Emma Shoucair came to law out of local politics. “I noticed that lawyers got to do all the cool stuff,” she says. “I recognized there’s tremendous power in the law to shape the society we live in, and I wanted to be a part of that.&rdqu
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