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Title VII Hasn’t Changed; We Have
by Lindsay Hesketh One day after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday in 2025, President Trump issued Executive Order 141731 (E.O. 14173), taking direct aim at Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII).2 E.O. 14173 claimed “critical and influential institutions of American society,” including public and private employers, have been using…
Options For An Independent Judiciary In Michigan – 56 Wayne Law Rev. 2
Foreword 56 Wayne L. Rev. Sandra Day O’Connor Two Cheers For The Appointment System 56 Wayne L. Rev. John B. Wefing Why Merit Selection Of State Court Judges Lacks Merit 56 Wayne L. Rev. Matthew Schneider The Selection Of Judges In Michigan: The Constitutional Perspective 56 Wayne L. Rev. Robert A. Sedler Change From On…