June 8, 2012
Lansing Update / Posted June 8, 2012
Abortion Industry Reform Measures Moves to Full House; Drug Testing for State Assistance Recipients Passes Michigan House.
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Lansing Update / Posted June 8, 2012
Abortion Industry Reform Measures Moves to Full House; Drug Testing for State Assistance Recipients Passes Michigan House.
Lansing Update / Posted June 1, 2012
Highlights of Fiscal Year 2012–2013 State Budget.
Lansing Update / Posted April 27, 2012
Legislature Passes State Department Spending for 2012–13 Fiscal Year.
Lansing Update / Posted March 30, 2012
Legislation Would Allow for Concealed Weapons in Churches; Strengthened Parental Consent Laws Move to House; 2012–13 Departmental Budgets Begin to Move Through the Legislative Process.
Lansing Update / Posted March 16, 2012
Legislation Banning Abortion Coercion Heads to Senate; Senate Subcommittee Addresses Lack of Abortion Clinic Inspections; Failure to Report Stem Cell Research Could Mean Decreased Funds for U of M.
Lansing Update / Posted January 27, 2012
“Choose Life” License Plates May be Coming to Michigan; Senate Passes Resolution Honoring Catholic Schools Week.
Lansing Update / Posted January 20, 2012
Federal Government Will Force Religious Employers to Purchase Contraceptive Coverage; MCC Testifies in Support of Shared Time/Dual Enrollment Legislation; Catholic Conference Urges Reform of Statewide Indigent Defense System.
Lansing Update / Posted September 30, 2011
Governor Snyder Expected to Sign Partial-Birth Abortion Ban; Catholic Conference Testifies in Support of Education Reform Legislation.
Lansing Update / Posted July 15, 2011
Senate Passes Welfare Reform Legislation.
Lansing Update / Posted June 24, 2011
Partial Birth Abortion Ban Moves to Full House; House Commerce Committee Addresses E-Verify Immigration Legislation.