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Is a local ordinance valid if it...
A local ordinance is invalid if it actually conflicts with state law. A conflict exists when the ordinance permits what state law forbids,...
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Drawing the Line: Government Spe...
The First Amendment limits how Michigan municipalities and townships may regulate private speech, but it does not limit their own speech. Th...
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