Michigan Bill Ensures Juveniles’ Right to Attorney, Awaits Governor Approval
December 13, 2024
A bill heading to Michigan’s governor would ensure juveniles accused of crimes have the same right to an attorney as adults.
A bill heading to Michigan’s governor would ensure juveniles accused of crimes have the same right to an attorney as adults.
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Michigan Legislature advanced a bill to apply open records laws, enhancing transparency but with some exemptions.
