In a recent opinion, People v. Lumpkins, the Michigan Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of a woman convicted of carrying a concealed weapon in violation of MCL 750.227.
Ozone House Youth & Family Services Appoints Nakisha Chaney to Its Board of Directors
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN (June 8, 2015) - Ozone House Youth & Family Services is pleased to announce three new appointments to its board of directors: Nakisha Chaney, Andrew Gilroy and Richard Wiese. The three new members all bring strong leadership skills to Ozone House, as well as a commitment to ensuring that young people who are facing homelessness receive the safety and support they need to lead healthy, productive lives.
The EEOC Issues Revised MD-110
The EEOC has issued updated guidelines for the Federal sector EEO process. MD 110 is the bible for Federal sector practitioners as it sets forth the process and rules for litigating for Federal employees before the EEOC. The updated guidelines provide clarifications and reflect changes in case law over the past sixteen years.
