The Michigan Court of Appeals must take another crack at ruling in a case where it said that a law criminalizing the making of terroristic threats is unconstitutional, the state Supreme Court ordered ...

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The Michigan Court of Appeals, in an 18-page opinion, declined to interfere with a 1931 law that carries a five-year prison term for simply having brass knuckles, also known as metallic knuckles.