A system that relies solely on renewables would be dangerous for the Midwest
State funding of Michigan schools has already increased significantly after years of economic stagnation
The Janus decision is having an effect on membership
Legislators have new resources for needed reforms
This report describes the basics of how Michigan’s criminal justice system works: explaining some essential features of criminal law, the various layers of law enforcement, adjudication processes, prison policy and more. Unlike most policy papers, however, this report is meant to be strictly descriptive. That is, it does not attempt to judge the effectiveness of Michigan’s current criminal justice system or provide policy recommendations. It is hoped that the information contained here will contribute to more informed debate about how to best improve Michigan’s criminal justice system.
Criminal justice reform will continue to be a hot topic in Lansing this year, as lawmakers on the left and right advance various proposals for reforming the system. But in order to properly evaluate the potential for successful change, it’s important to understand the nuts and bolts of how the system currently operates.
Purposeful Action Guides Improvement from D to A Grade
Project will work with state partners and stakeholders to expand worker freedom
Tuition is up, students are down, administrators make more, and manage more buildings
