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!
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.
Barber Manke versus Governor Whitmer’s Executive Order
This topic, specifically Article 1, Section 4 is going to be broken up into 4 podcasts. There is a lot of information to share. This… Read More »Episode 9 — Freedom of Religion (Part 4)
This topic, specifically Article 1, Section 4 is going to be broken up into 4 podcasts. There is a lot of information to share. This… Read More »Episode 8 — Freedom of Religion (Part 3)
This topic, specifically Article 1, Section 4 is going to be broken up into 4 podcasts. There is a lot of information to share. This… Read More »Episode 7 — Freedom of Religion (Part 2)
This time we discuss Article 1, Section 3 which discusses topics such as private versus public free speech, the right to assemble and the right… Read More »Episode 5 – Freedom of Speech
Michigan has an equal protection clause similar, but not identical to the US Constitution
