Newly elected Detroit judge suspended; The real cost of living in Detroit
FOX 2's Charlie Langton talked with opponent Jo Irby, who was one of four candidates on the ballot. Out of three chosen, she was not. "I think that the Supreme Court did not clarify what they meant," Irby said. "Why would you say that if you were to run and win, you can’t sit? That’s almost equivalent to saying you’re not a doctor yet until 2029, but you can apply for a job as a doctor right now. And then when 2029 comes, you can go and take the job from someone else."
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