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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 2020

Page

5

Trump attacks Nessel over sanctions push amid election lawsuits

President Trump posts late night tweets criticizing Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel after she signals sanctions against election related lawyers led by Sidney Powell. Nessel and Biden transition team respond defending democracy as courts weigh sanctions and legal costs.

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COVID spurs Detroit area gun violence rise amid pandemic

Detroit amidst COVID 19 sees homicides top 300 and non fatal shootings rise over 50 percent through mid December. Officials cite social economic upheaval, police sentiment, and job shortages as drivers with widespread spikes in cities including Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia Milwaukee and Grand Rapids. Local residents like Andre Avery carry firearms for protection while authorities note surge across major and smaller cities.

Avery Motor City Detroit Belleville Chicago New York Philadelphia Grand Rapids Michigan Milwaukee George Floyd Minneapolis James Craig Craig COVID Washington, D.C Michigan State University Carl Taylor Kim Foxx Cook County Donald Trump Trump Dan Adams

Split Michigan Supreme Court Reimburses Private Schools

Michigan Supreme Court split 3 to 3 allows state reimbursement to private schools for costs of mandated health and welfare requirements such as background checks and immunizations. The decision affirms the Court of Appeals ruling that funding is constitutional when tied to state mandates, not education. Justice Markman leads the prevailing side with Justices Zahra and Viviano. Chief Justice McCormick and Justices Cavanaugh and Bernstein dissent. Justice Clement recused.

Michigan Supreme Court State Court of Appeals Michigan Stephen J. Markman Brian Zahra David Viviano Markman Bridget McCormick Megan Cavanaugh Richard Bernstein Cavanaugh McCormick Bernstein Elizabeth Clement Rick Snyder

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