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Lawsuit seeking anti-immigration activist’s papers housed at University of Michigan headed for trial Updated Apr 09, 2021; Posted Apr 09, 2021 The William W. Cook Legal Research Library, 801 Monroe St. on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020.Jacob Hamilton/MLive.com Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI - After four years of arguing he should have access to the papers of anti-immigration activist John Tanton housed at the University of Michigan because they are a public record, a Virginia-based attorney will get to make his case in an upcoming trial. The Michigan Supreme Court ruled in a dispositive order Friday, April 9, affirming by equal division of the court in a 3-3 vote a 2019 decision by the Court of Appeals that said the sealed off records should be considered public record. When there is no majority on a Supreme Court vote, the lower court ruling stands. The decision came after the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case on Jan. 6.

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