For more information, go to https://www.courts.michigan.gov/news-releases/2026/april/supreme-court-to-hold-public-administrative-hearing-on-may-20/

To speak during the hearing, you must reserve a place on the agenda by notifying the MSC Office of Administrative Counsel by email at ADMcomment@courts.mi.gov or by phone at 517-373-1239

Municipalities tend to think they can do whatever they want, however they want, and citizens can’t do anything about it. This citizen fought back, and held his ground even when court after court told him to kiss due process goodbye. The city cited Ishakis for failing to maintain his driveway, but they didn’t follow all the requirements of the law. In the end, he won in the Court of Appeals, his civil infraction judgment was vacated, and the civil infraction case was dismissed!

The US Supreme Court lifted the lower court block on the new Texas Congressional Election Map. The ruling means the new map that favors Republicans will remain in place for the November congressional elections. Court’s Order: https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/042726zor_08l1.pdf
#EpochTimes #Election #SCOTUS

NEW SCOTUS Decision! Hencely v Fluor Corp. et al (No. 24–924), Decided April 22, 2026. SCOTUS held the Supremacy Clause requires state law to yield only when it conflicts with rights or restrictions that stem from the Constitution or a valid federal statute or treaty (p5, Slip Opinion).  Further, SCOTUS held federal contractors do not automatically share the Government’s immunity merely because they perform services for it (p12-16, Slip Opinion). “Instead, without a federal statute, contractors ordinarily have a constitutional defense only when the contractor is being sued precisely for accomplishing what the Federal Government requested.” Consequently, where a “Government agent had ‘exceeded his authority’ or the authority ‘was not validly conferred’ . . . the agent could be held liable for conduct causing injury to another.” And interestingly, SCOTUS expressly acknowledged their 1938 holding in Erie R. Co. v. Tompkins, 304 US 64, 78 that “[t]here is no federal general common law.”

This summer, high school students can experience what it’s like to argue a case before the Michigan Supreme Court (MSC), thanks to a popular program presented by the MSC Learning Center. The Learning Center is now accepting applications for “Exploring Careers in the Law.” Rising 10th graders (Fall 2026) through 2026 graduates are eligible. https://www.courts.michigan.gov/4928ac/siteassets/msc-learning-center/exploring-careers-in-the-law-moot-court-2026.pdf for more info.

The Michigan Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in People v. Jennings, No. 165764, at Bay City Central High School as part of the Court Community Connections program. Court Community Connections is one of the Michigan Supreme Court’s longest-standing public education and engagement initiatives. Since its launch in 2007, the program has provided students with a firsthand opportunity to observe the judicial process and engage directly with the Court. In addition to hearing cases at the Michigan Hall of Justice in Lansing, the Court travels to communities statewide through this program, which is aimed primarily at high school students. This will be the 33rd time the Court has convened in a community setting to hear a case at another location. The public, especially local attorneys, are invited to attend. https://restorefreedomkh.com/b1qv for more info

For more information: https://www.courts.michigan.gov/news-releases/2026/february/supreme-court-announces-march-argument-schedule/

Do you care about medical freedom & parental rights? Let your voices be heard! Contact FL State Legislators today on these bills! The list of bills being tracked by the MAHA FL Coalition:

• Medical Examiner’s Duties (SIDs) SB188 & HB819 require medical examiners do autopsies, toxicology studies, and report all vaccine administrations in the last 90 days to the CDC database for all Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Youth (SDY).
• Agriculture Bills; Need amendments: SB290 Sec 48 & HB433 Sec 47 put gags on consumers for voicing concerns about food. These sections MUST BE REMOVED from these bills!
• Parental Rights Bill: SB166 & HB173 give parents rights over medical decisions and questionnaires at school.
• Medical Freedom Bill SB1756 & HB917 (Amendment Required on SB1756 to match HB917)
• Disability Communication Rights Bill SB562 & HB533 give AAC communication rights to our non-speakers. Amendment already planned. This bill would make a huge difference in many of our families getting access to communication.
• Harmful Vaccine Advertising Bill SB408 & HB339 makes anyone who advertises for a vaccine liable for harms from that vaccine.

Interesting take on the SCOTUS birthright citizenship case… https://youtube.com/shorts/lsyp3E2HQV0?si=hlOJAGtey3Z–TdI

Check out this video on the recent Minnesota ICE shooting (just remember that case precedent is not law 😉) https://youtu.be/bDda-L_ZOE8?si=WI7vtsG-1G_Akqwl

Legal update for attorney mail to prisoners … https://www.michbar.org/News/NewsDetail/Requirements-for-legal-mail-sent-to-prisoners-to-be-enforced-starting-Jan-5?nid=6188

Wisconsin Judge found Guilty of obstruction for aiding ilegal immigrant to evade ICE agents.  https://link.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app//us/wisconsin-judge-found-guilty-of-obstruction-for-aiding-illegal-immigrant-to-evade-ice-agents-5960305?utm_source=andshare

The MI Supreme Court December Case Call will begin at 9:30am on Wednesday with oral arguments in three cases. Case info: WATCH LIVE: https:/buff.ly/xeNJHCk

McCaleb sued TN Courts, arguing the TN Judicial Advisory Commission’s practice of closing its meetings to the public violated the 1st Amendment. The court held “the First Amendment does not confer a general right to access information in the government’s possession[,]” and the burden is on the person seeking the information to show constitutional rights have been violated. 🤦SMH #GovernmentalAccountabilityMatters

Michigan Electors Exonerated!

Read the full Kent GOP press release at https://www.kentcountygop.com/judge_dismisses_charges_against_15_republican_electors?e=927f8f9c866f9f917c28aafd1db1dc8a&utm_source=kentgop&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=judge_dismisses_charges_agains&n=2

Good News for Alligator Alcatraz …

Federal Magistrate won’t dismiss criminal case against Milwaukee judge who helped illegal immigrant evade arrest – ABC News https://share.google/G0KXgqtumRWE0583S

DeSantis Signs Legislation to Ban Geoengineering in Flolrida!

Today, the US Supreme Court upheld Equal Protection of the Law, and held Title VII’s protection against discrimination covers minorities & non-minorities equally! AMES v. OHIO DEPT. OF YOUTH SERVICES