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Volume 56 No. 2

The Selection of Judges in Michigan: The Constitutional Perspective

April 1, 2011July 7, 2025

Robert A. Sedler

56 Wayne L. Rev. 667

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Changes from on High? The Possible Implication of Caperton and Citizens United for State Judicial Selection Reform

Why Merit Selection of State Court Judges Lacks Merit

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Michigan: A Model of Recusal Reform
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Judicial Performance Evaluation
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