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EDUCATION
Justice Elizabeth CLEMENT holds a bachelor's degree in political science from Michigan State University and a juris doctor degree from the MSU College of Law.
BACKGROUND
Justice Clement was appointed to the Michigan Supreme Court by Gov. Rick SNYDER on November 17, 2017. She was named to fill a vacancy created by the departure of former Justice Joan LARSEN who was tapped by President Donald TRUMP to serve on the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
At the time, Clement had served as Snyder's Chief Legal Counsel. She'd also held the post of deputy chief of staff, cabinet secretary and deputy legal counsel. Earlier in her career she had served the Michigan Senate Majority Policy Office and as legal counsel in the Senate. She started her legal career at Clement Law PLLC.
A resident of East Lansing, she's married to Tom CLEMENT and has four children.
Additional Information
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Genesee Drain Commissioner's Suit Continues After Supreme Court Decision (07-18-2019)
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Progress Reported On Flint Civil Case Settlement (07-12-2019)
Two Convicted Sex Offenders To Get New Trials, Supremes Say (07-11-2019)
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Bits And Tidbits (06-25-2020)
Whitmer's Worries About New Virus Spike; Delays Additional Reopenings (06-23-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (05-18-2020)
Ex-MSU Prez Charges Dismissed; GOP Appeals Redistricting Case; More Court News (05-13-2020)
Stricter Ballot Initiative Rules Are In Michigan Supreme Court's Hands (03-11-2020)
Bits And Tidbits (11-04-2019)
Bits And Tidbits (11-04-2019)
Bits And Tidbits (10-21-2019)
Bits And Tidbits (09-17-2019)
Bits And Tidbits (09-17-2019)
Bits And Tidbits (07-30-2019)
Bits And Tidbits (07-30-2019)
Supremes: Defendants Can't Be Sentenced For Acquitted Crime (07-29-2019)
Supremes: Border Agents Who Stole Are Public Officers (07-25-2019)
Genesee Drain Commissioner's Suit Continues After Supreme Court Decision (07-18-2019)
Man Gets New Trial In Murder Case, Supremes Order (07-17-2019)
Man Gets New Trial In Murder Case, Supremes Order (07-17-2019)
Progress Reported On Flint Civil Case Settlement (07-12-2019)
Two Convicted Sex Offenders To Get New Trials, Supremes Say (07-11-2019)
What (Not Counting The No-Fault Deal) Is The Biggest Surprise of 2019 So Far? (07-08-2019)
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