Closing Line 5 would raise prices and cause shortages
The Court has the opportunity to restore proper representation
Law was last used 50 years ago and repeatedly stirred controversy
Searchable online tool enables parents and taxpayers to find what their district pays
The separation of powers should not be ignored
New poll shows broad support for public, private school choice
New analysis finds state offered nearly $600,000 per job created
Mackinac Center joins amicus brief opposing discrimination in school help
Lawsuit filed at the Michigan Supreme Court argues emergency actions violate state constitution
Michigan Civil Service Commission adopts Mackinac Center recommendation to further protect employees’ rights
Mackinac Center case raises serious concerns about checks and balances on executive power
Court overturns discriminatory state policies
Employers must have employee consent before the state can collect dues
Lawsuit challenges Gov. Whitmer's use of emergency powers
New York still the top smuggling state, Michigan ranked 15th
Civil Service Commission’s rule change needed to protect public employees’ constitutional rights
Court ruled in favor of Mackinac Center Legal Foundation lawsuit
Echoing an opinion from Alaska, Texas moves to protect workers’ First Amendment rights
Client was visited by state regulators and local police earlier today
