Michigan Supreme Court Orders Judges to Use Preferred Pronouns in Court

In a dissenting opinion, Justice David Viviano expressed concerns and said the decision was ‘ill-founded.’
Michigan Supreme Court Orders Judges to Use Preferred Pronouns in Court
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The Michigan Supreme Court on Wednesday adopted a rule change that requires judges and attorneys in the state to use preferred pronouns for individuals involved in court proceedings.

The decision has sparked both support and dissent among the justices, reflecting the ongoing national debate surrounding gender identity and language.

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