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January 12, 2014 LANSING — New legislation in Lansing is designed to help inmates find a job when they leave prison. The bills would let Michigan certify felons’ skills and character to help them during the job application process. The … Continue reading →

NAACP constitutional case challenging PA 436 now in U.S. District Court Detroit is the only Chapter 9 case under unelected official Not only pensions, but key assets like Water Dept. at stake; DWSD bondholders in mediation sessions in NYC Jan. … Continue reading →

  Retirees protest outside bankruptcy trial Aug. 19, 2013/VOD file photo Oppose Barclays Swap Deal Which Will Cost the City of Detroit Its Future Demonstrate Outside Federal Court Friday, January 3, 8:30 a.m. 231 W. Lafayette in Downtown Detroit Contact: … Continue reading →

Mural painting of Malice Green by Detroit artist Bennie White Israel, at site of Green’s beating death at 23rd and W. Warren in 1992, at the hands of killer cops Larry Nevers and Walter Budzyn. Detroit Police Chief James Craig … Continue reading →

By BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon October 16, 2013 VOD editor’s note, Dec. 23, 2013: This article is being published belatedly, on the last day people can sign up for Obamacare. I just discovered the CHEAPEST premium available in Michigan … Continue reading →

Listen To Legal Internet Radio Stations with Delaproser on BlogTalkRadio with delaproser on BlogTalkRadio Click on http://www.blogtalkradio.com/delaproser/2013/12/22/free-davontae-sanford-taminko-sanford-speaks-out to hear interview on latest developments in Davontae Sanford case, featuring his mother Taminko Sanford-Tilmon, paralegal Robert0 Guzman, and Elish Delaproser of the … Continue reading →

Testimony at exam showed Detroit teen shotgunned in face, died instantly, as she stood on Dearborn Heights man’s porch  Judge Turfe: “Could [the defendant] have not answered the door, called for help, or ran to another area of the house? … Continue reading →

Stripping Detroit’s workers of their modest pensions will kill middle class Most pensions are $19,000 year; $30,000 a year for police and firefighters Culprits are sky-high financial costs, corporate subsidies, tax loopholes Detroit bankruptcy caused by same dynamics creating inequality … Continue reading →

AL WILSON’S SONG “THE SNAKE” IN VIDEO ABOVE IS AN APT ALLEGORICAL REFERENCE TO WALL STREET BANKS’ ROLE IN DETROIT.  $350 million loan from Barclay’s to pay off other criminal banks at issue Former Councilwoman Sharon McPhail was present when … Continue reading →

Hearing Dec. 20 on Illitch stadium DDA approval; project 61% public $$ Tax abatement for developers in Griswold evictions, separately tied to Gilbert Hearings on closures of historic Oakman, Davis Aerospace schools not set  By Diane Bukowski  December 15, 2013  … Continue reading →