MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Last Fall, former Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelley released his autobiography The People’s Lawyer: The Life and Times of Frank

For many students in Michigan, today was the last day of school. For others, that day is right around the

Until the Big Four, portraits of the justices were not a regular tradition with the Michigan Supreme Court. The last

Happiest of birthdays today to Justice Charles Levin! Justice Levin was born on this date in 1926, making him 90

The Society’s Annual Luncheon is now… OVER! We hope you had a chance to make it out to the Detroit

Invitations to this year’s Annual Luncheon, to be held at noon on Thursday, April 14 at the Detroit Athletic Club,

Did you know that the Michigan Supreme Court Learning Center hosts a moot court program every summer for high school

The property of a former Michigan Supreme Court Justice is in the news — 126 years after his departure from

The death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia over the weekend prompted me to review Michigan’s history of justices

On this date in 1928, Justice John E. Bird passed away unexpectedly at his home in Adrian, Michigan. It was