Supreme Court Keeps Line 5 Battle in Michigan’s State Court
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In a unanimous ruling, the Supreme Court said Michigan’s bid to shut down a 4.5-mile stretch of the Line 5 pipeline under the Straits of Mackinac will proceed in state court, finding Enbridge waited too long to move the case to federal court. The decision keeps alive Michigan’s legal challenge to void the easement and adds to a broader, long-running dispute over the aging conduit that critics say risks a catastrophic spill.
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