MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT HISTORICAL SOCIETY

On this date in 1903 Justice Eugene Black was born in Marine City, Michigan. Black graduated from Port Huron High

Peter Moody was only 17 years old when his father, Michigan Supreme Court Justice Blair Moody, Jr., passed away unexpectedly.

Thomas M. Cooley was born on this date 192 years ago — January 6, 1824. Like many of Michigan’s early

Justice John Voelker’s best selling novel-turned-Academy Award nominated film, Anatomy of a Murder, will air on Turner Classic Movies at

  Long before Sonia Sotomayor became the first Latina justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, Dorothy Comstock Riley was lighting

The Bench, written by former Chief Justice Thomas E. Brennan and first published in 1997, is an alternative history of

Elizabeth Weaver was the 98th justice on the Michigan Supreme Court, and the fifth woman to serve on the state’s highest

It is with sadness the Society reports the death of former Justice Robert P. Griffin, who served on the Michigan

Many Michigan citizens have never set foot inside the Michigan Supreme Court in Lansing. But an interview with the court’s

Western Michigan University Political Science Professor Mark Hurwitz was on WMUK today talking about Michigan’s system for nominating judges. You