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Michigan

November 8, 2006 8:15 AM

There are some bright lights out there: The Michigan Civil Rights Initiative (Prop 2), the analogue to California's Prop 209, barring race preferences by public institutions, passed 58-42.

In even better news, Mike Cox defended his Attorney General incumbency by a 54-43 margin over his trial-lawyer opponent. Cox had been targeted by no less a personage than Eliot Spitzer himself.

 

 

 

FEATURED DISCUSSION ARCHIVE:


Do caps on medical malpractice damages hurt consumers?, December 2011
Trial Lawyers Inc.: State Attorneys General, October 2011
Wal-Mart v. Dukes, April 2011
Kagan Supreme Court nomination, May-June 2010
Election roundtable, November-December 2006
Who's the boss, September 2006
Medical judgement, July 2006
Lawyer Licensing, May 2006
Contingent claims, April 2006
Selling short, February-March 2006
Condition critical?, November-December 2005
Surpeme Court nomination, July-September 2005
Elections and selections, January 2005
Malpractice prescriptions, October/November 2004
Election 2004, September 2004
Fee-ding frenzy, August 2004
Smoking guns, July 2004

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