PRESS RELEASE – Election Fraud Lawsuit Filed in Wayne County
The Great Lakes Justice Center filed an action in Wayne County Circuit Court alleging massive fraud in the election vote-counting procedures.
FACT SHEET/FAQ – MDHHS Mask Order FAQ
The GLJC has prepared a FAQ for the MDHHS Gatherings and Face Covering Order by Director Gordon.
ISSUE BRIEF – Is the MDHHS Emergency Gatherings and Mask Order Lawful?
MDHHS Director Gordon issued an Emergency Order restricting gatherings and requiring masks. Is it legal?
FACT SHEET – Oakland County Mask Order is Unlawful
MCL 333.2453 does not authorize any local health department to issue a mandatory mask requirement. If the OCHD, or any other local health department, attempts to enforce such an unlawful order, seek legal assistance immediately and contest the illegal action.
FACTSHEET – Governor Whitmer’s School/Educational EO (2020-142)
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently issued Executive Order (EO) 2020-142 regarding the opening of schools and the education of K-12 children for the 2020-2021 school year.
NEWS – Mask Requirement Notice for Michigan Businesses
The Great Lakes Justice Center has drafted a Mask Notice for Businesses in Michigan.
ISSUE BRIEF – Justice Center Update for Churches on Governor’s New Decrees.
Can we legally open? Do I have to wear a mask when I preach? What about members of the congregation? The Governor recently issued new decrees that impact churches and religious organizations. Here is our analysis.
ISSUE BRIEF – Statutory Limitations to the Governor’s Authority During an Emergency
Although the Governor holds enhanced authority under a state of emergency, this authority is not absolute.
FACTSHEET – Impact of Federal Court Ruling on Petition Drive to Amend Civil Rights Law Using Online E-Signatures
Some individuals are now improperly relying on a Federal Court decision issued today by District Judge Terrence G. Berg to support FEM’s attempt to use e-signatures for its ballot initiative.
FACTSHEET – Michigan Judge Issues Unconstitutional Order Empowering Authorities to Arrest Anyone over COVID-19 Fears
On April 6, 2020, Kent County Chief Circuit Judge Mark Trusock issued a court order authorizing the police to involuntarily detain (arrest) anyone suspected to be a “carrier and health threat” to the community.