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SUPREME COURT

 * Michigan Supreme Court Home
 * About the Michigan Supreme Court
 * Appointment Opportunities
 * Justices
 * Clerk's Office
 * Notice & Schedule of Oral Arguments
 * Case Information 2023-2024 Term
 * Case Information 2022-2023 Term
 * Case Information 2021-2022 Term
 * Cases Awaiting Argument
 * Opinions
 * Caseload & Annual Reports
 * Learning Center
 * Directions and Parking

Office Hours Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
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A MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF JUSTICE

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2022 Michigan Judicial Council "Year in Review" Annual Report
(includes 2022 Michigan Supreme Court "State of the Judiciary" Annual Report)

HELPFUL LINKS

Schedule of Oral Arguments | Livestream Oral Arguments | Livestream of Public
Hearing

Recent Opinions | Cases, Opinions & Orders Search

Michigan Appellate Opinion Manual | Michigan Bound Volumes

MI Appellate Defender Commission meeting schedule  |  FAQs

Subscribe! Opinions, Orders & Adminstrative Matters

 


WHAT'S NEW

E-Notification of MSC Opinions & Orders

The Supreme Court Clerk's Office is pleased to announce that it now has the
capability of providing e-notifications of the Court's opinions and orders to
the attorneys of record in a case. Like the e-notifications from the Court of
Appeals, the MSC e-notifications will identify the case number and name and will
include a link to the opinion or order. If you have any questions or concerns
about the MSC e-notification, please phone the Clerk's Office at (517) 373-0120.

06/14/2022
Mandatory e-Filing for Attorneys

Effective February 1, 2020, attorneys are required to make all filings with the
Michigan Supreme Court and Michigan Court of Appeals electronically using the
MiFILE system unless excused by court order upon a motion for good cause.

02/01/2020
See Revised Administrative Order 2012-13
e-Briefs

Beginning on October 23, 2019, filers may submit electronic briefs with the
Michigan Supreme Court and Court of Appeals that are formatted to accommodate
viewing on electronic displays and that allow for a maximum word count instead
of a page limitation. NOTE: Although the Administrative Order that authorized
e-briefs expired in October 2021, e-briefs will continue to be accepted while
the Court considers incorporating the requirements into the court rules.

06/14/2022


PLANNING TO ARGUE BEFORE THE MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT?

Visit the Clerk's Office

Find access to MiFILE information, forms for self-represented litigants, guides
for briefing and arguing cases, internal operating procedures, rules of
etiquette and conduct in the Michigan Supreme Court courtroom. 

Also find information on administering oaths of admission to state bar, attorney
certification, and attorney name change.

APPLYING FOR ADMISSION TO THE STATE BAR?

Visit Board of Law Examiners

 


CASE(S) OF SPECIAL INTEREST

166312 - RAISE THE WAGE MI V BOARD OF STATE CANVASSERS

This is an original action (complaint for mandamus), seeking to have the Supreme
Court direct the Board of State Canvassers to certify a ballot petition that
would raise the state's minimum wage over a five-year period. 

Complaint for mandamus

Brief in support of the complaint

 

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