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State Court Oral Arguments to Watch for in March

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By Sarah Kessler , John Surico, David Brown 
| State Court Report
Issues on the dockets include mid-decade redistricting, ghost guns, a challenge to a DOJ request for voter data, gender-affirming care for minors, and SpaceX rocket launches. Each month, State Court Report previews upcoming oral arguments in prominent or interesting state court cases.
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Michigan’s High Court Is Charting a Course Against Punitive Excess

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By Kathrina Szymborski Wolfkot, Gene Downing, David Brown , Rex Bossert
| State Court Report
The court has perhaps never been friendlier to criminal justice reform. This month, the Michigan Supreme Court announced that mandatory life-without-parole sentences for people under the age of 21 violate the state constitution’s ban on cruel or unusual punishment. The court also held, based on a separate recent decision, that this rule applies retroactively. These decisions are the latest from a court that’s been steadily carving out a path against excessive sentencing.
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The president with a cabin in Cherry Log

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By David Brown 
| The Times-Courier
By David Brown, Regional Publisher Longtime Cherokee County resident Curtis Brown met the 39th president of the United States because he happened to be manager of a plant that made the right thing at the right time. “My secretary told me President Jimmy Carter was on the line,” Brown said. “I thought, oh, yeah, that’s got to be one of my friends. The pope’s calling me, too.” As it turned out, it was no joke, as Brown could tell it was him as soon as Carter started speaking.
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