Lapeer County Clerk v. Lapeer Circuit Court

I agree that intervening circumstances render moot the issues presented in this case. However, they will arise again and require judicial resolution. Therefore, I agree that the Court should address the issues at this time. I write separately to indicate that I believe that certain of the majority’s findings and its legal analysis are incorrect.

separation of powers—prudential concerns

The complex environment of the trial court requires that we allow chief judges to manage the day-to-day operation of their courts. Judicial Attorneys Ass’n v Michigan, 459 Mich 291, 298-299; 586 NW2d 894 (1998).…