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• November 18, 2025

  Judge Questions If Trump's Say-So Makes Wind Edict Legal

  A Massachusetts federal judge on Tuesday lamented a lack of clear guidance from higher courts as she considered whether wind farm permits can be put on hold indefinitely based solely on a directive from the president.

• November 18, 2025

  Mich. Panel Tosses Burglary Conviction Over False Testimony

  A Michigan appellate court has thrown out a man's conviction for a 2016 burglary, finding his trial was undermined by a key witness's false testimony about a cooperation deal.

• November 18, 2025

  Michigan State, Law Firm Resolve Legal Fee Row

  Michigan State University and a law firm have ended their legal dispute over allegations that the school didn't pay for all the firm's work representing the board of trustees' chair, who was being investigated for possible misconduct, according to a dismissal order Monday.

• November 17, 2025

  AGs Seek To Freeze EPA Solar Grant Funds During Challenge

  A coalition of states asked a Washington federal judge to maintain federal money for Solar for All grants during the pendency of their lawsuit challenging the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's decision to kill the program, arguing that they're likely to prevail on their claims that the agency can't legally claw back funds Congress already obligated.

• November 17, 2025

  Mich. In Uncharted Waters With Crash Case Citizen's Warrant

  The parents of a teen who died as the passenger in a one-car crash have dusted off a little-used Michigan statute to initiate manslaughter charges against the driver's mother after the county prosecutor declined to charge her, pitting victims' desires against prosecutorial power.

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