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Lansing Prescription Drug, Medicaid Fraud Rings Lead to Arrest of 7 Individuals

Recently, seven people have been arrested after selling illegally obtained prescriptions in the Lansing tri-county area. Five people believed to be involved in the prescription drug ring are still at large. In total, a dozen people have been charged with obtaining drugs such as Vicodin and OxyContin, and selling the…

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Federal Appeals Court Sides with Convicted Murderer, Sets Him Free

Kevin J. Moore had been serving a life sentence after being convicted on a charge of first-degree murder for an offense he allegedly committed in Detroit in 2000. Now, a federal appeals court has overturned the conviction, throwing out incriminating statements made by Moore while he was being interviewed by…

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Sand Lake Man to Stand Trial in April for Killing of Retired Michigan State Police Detective and Wife

In September of 2011, the bodies of Michael and Terri Greene were found slain in their home in the 7000 block of Eaton Highway in Delta Township. Michael Greene, who was 62 years old, was a retired Michigan State Police detective. His wife Terri was 46 years old. Christopher Perrien,…

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Milford Duo Arrested in Connection with Burglary of Home

Two Milford men, James Golding and Jason Weeks, have recently been arrested after they were observed breaking into a home in Milford Township by members of the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office FAT (Fugitive Apprehension Team). Authorities suspect the duo is responsible of at least one other burglary. A joint investigation…

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Court of Appeals Upholds Conviction of Grand Rapids Man Responsible for Wife’s Traffic Death

In 2010, Julie Mae Wright-Allen died after being involved in a crash in which her husband’s SUV collided with a speeding Grand Rapids police patrol car. Her husband, Ronald Lee Allen, was convicted on charges of operating a vehicle with a suspended license causing death. Allen, 32, appealed the conviction,…

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Michigan Court of Appeals Rules Juvenile Mandatory Life Sentence for First-Degree Murder Unconstitutional, However Decision Not Retroactive

It was recently determined by the Michigan Court of Appeals that the mandatory life sentence handed out to juveniles convicted of first-degree murder is unconstitutional. This development unfolded following the case of Miller v. Alabama, a case which held that sentencing juveniles to life in prison is essentially cruel and…

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