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Divided state court picks top county judges

A divided Michigan Supreme Court voted today to renew the appointment of Wayne County Circuit Court Chief Judge Virgil Smith for another term, but named new chief judges in Oakland and Macomb counties.

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"Michigan Supreme Court justices take up doctor liability; Patient shot in '99 sued psychiatrist's estate"

"Michigan Supreme Court justices take up doctor liability; Patient shot in '99 sued psychiatrist's estate": Today's edition of The Detroit Free Press contains an article that begins, "More than 10 years after an explosion of violence and death at the...

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Michigan Supreme Court justices take up doctor liability

LANSING -- More than 10 years after an explosion of violence and death at the office of a Southfield psychiatrist, the Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday about whether the estate of the slain psychiatrist is liable for injuries a patient suffered when a former patient shot them.

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Court weighs liability of doctor in shooting

LANSING -- More than ten years after an explosion of violence and death at the office of a Southfield psychiatrist, the Michigan Supreme Court today heard arguments about whether or not the estate of the slain psychiatrist is liable for injuries suffered by a patient when a former patient shot them both.