74-year-old man sues Livingston County Sheriff’s Office over alleged excessive force during stroke
Livingston County Sheriff's Department sued for excessive force following medical emergency
Lawmakers call for MDOC director to resign following multiple deaths at women’s prison
Three women have died at the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility over the last month, raising concerns among lawmakers.
Detroit and Warren Police Face Warrantless-Entry Lawsuits
Two Michigan families filed federal civil-rights lawsuits alleging warrantless home entries and excessive force by Detroit and Warren police.
Qualified Immunity in Michigan Civil Rights Cases Explained
Qualified immunity can affect Michigan civil-rights cases, but it does not automatically bar every police misconduct or Section 1983 claim.
Mount Clemens Youth Treatment Center Faces Safety Crisis
Michigan's Youth Treatment Center in Mount Clemens faces assault reports, riot charges, a whistleblower firing, and a pending MIOSHA investigation.
Saline Shooting Injures 26-Year-Old Woman in Washtenaw County
A 26-year-old woman was shot during a confrontation in Saline, raising questions about victim rights, civil claims, and compensation options.
Vista Maria Lawsuit Alleges Abuse at Dearborn Heights Facility
Six former Vista Maria residents sued over alleged sexual abuse, physical abuse, restraints, and systemic failures at the Dearborn Heights facility.
Detroit Man Freed After 17 Years for Crime He Did Not Commit
Dell Crawford was freed after 17 years in prison after DNA evidence showed he did not commit the Detroit murder he was convicted of in Michigan.