Some make a distasteful argument that being required to do something (or not being allowed to do something) was involuntary servitude and should be prohibited under the Michigan Constitution. But none of these cases successfully won their argument. Find out WHY in this podcast!
This section of the Michigan Constitution prohibits the State of Michigan from forcibly requiring its citizens from housing soldiers.
We review the Michigan Supreme Court case regarding the Executive Orders issued by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer under the Emergency Powers of the Governor Act (EPGA)
The Michigan National Guard will be subordinate to civil authorities during times of peace.
There are some restrictions on the right to bear arms, pursuant to the Michigan Constitution. Find out what those are in this podcast.
The Right to Bear Arms pursuant to the Michigan Constitution allows for protection for oneself, property and the State of Michigan
Defamation traditionally occurs when a newspaper writes a story which harms the reputation of the individual. How do we protect the media yet balance a reputation?
Freedom of speech protects obscenity laws, political contributions, commercial speech and political speech.
We continue the conversation about Michigan’s Constitution; Article 1, Section 5; and the Freedom of Speech. This time, we focus in on how the Michigan… Read More »Episode 13: Freedom of Speech (Part 2)
