⢠Dakota Anthony Pyne, 18,
(WILL BE 19 ON MAY 2) of South Boardman pleaded guilty to unlawful use of a vehicle â joyriding for his connection with an incident on July 17, 2019, in Haring Township. As part of the plea, a charge of unlawful driving away of a motor vehicle will be dismissed at sentencing. Pyne s bond was remanded or revoked.
⢠Jacqueline Marie Heitger, 37, of Cadillac in Cadillac pleaded guilty to possession of Buprenorphine, possession of Adderall and attempted police officer assault, resist or obstruct for her connection with an incident on April 28, 2020. As part of the plea, a charge of possession of methamphetamine second or subsequent offense, police officer assault, resist or obstruct, fourth-degree child abuse, a second or subsequent offense notice on the possession of Buprenorphine and a habitual offender fourth offense notice will be dismissed at sentencing. A personal recognizance bond was continued.
Unlock Michigan sues state elections panel over petition to repeal emergency law Paul Egan, Detroit Free Press
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LANSING A group that sponsored a petition drive to repeal a state emergency law asked the Michigan Supreme Court Friday to order a state elections panel to certify its efforts.
Unlock Michigan went to court after the Board of State Canvassers deadlocked 2-2, along partisan lines, on certifying its petition to repeal the Emergency Powers of Governor Act of 1945. In refusing to act, the board failed to fulfill its clear duty to certify and violated plaintiffs’ constitutional rights, Unlock Michigan and two voters who signed its petition said in a court filing. Disputes over certification of ballot proposals now go directly to the Supreme Court, which is where they have generally ended up anyway.
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LANSING A group that sponsored a petition drive to repeal a state emergency law asked the Michigan Supreme Court Friday to order a state elections panel to certify its efforts.
Unlock Michigan went to court after the Board of State Canvassers deadlocked 2-2, along partisan lines, on certifying its petition to repeal the Emergency Powers of Governor Act of 1945. In refusing to act, the board failed to fulfill its clear duty to certify and violated plaintiffs’ constitutional rights, Unlock Michigan and two voters who signed its petition said in a court filing. Disputes over certification of ballot proposals now go directly to the Supreme Court, which is where they have generally ended up anyway.