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A Michigan state prosecutor who lost his job over statements he made about a gay University of Michigan student body president has lost a defamation suit.
Chief U.S. District Judge Gerald Rosen has unsealed documents pertinent to dismissal of a lawsuit involving a stripper and the former mayor of Detroit.
A former Michigan assistant attorney general has filed a lawsuit in connection with his firing and is seeking $75,000 in damages.
A Michigan assistant attorney general is on leave and faces discipline for online attacks against a gay university student government leader, officials said.
A campaign spokesman for Michigan gubernatorial candidate Mike Cox says he is certain four commercials posted on an anti-Cox Web site were stolen.
Michigan's attorney general reports "no headway" in talks with the U.S. Justice Department over keeping the invasive Asian carp out of Lake Michigan.
Attorneys general of five states in the U.S. Midwest have asked the White House to include them in a summit next month on invasive Asian carp, officials said.
Michigan is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to protect the Great Lakes' $7-billion-a-year fishing and tourism industries from an aquatic invader, officials say.
Michigan's attorney general said he plans to file a lawsuit to try to shut canal locks leading to Lake Michigan to keep Asian carp out of the Great Lakes.
The parents of a slain Detroit stripper will depose Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox as part of their lawsuit against the city, a judge says.
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