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U.S. Circuit Courts for the Districts of Michigan: Legislative History

March 3, 1837
5 Stat. 176
Congress established the U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Michigan and assigned the district to the Seventh Circuit.
July 15, 1862
12 Stat. 576
Congress reorganized the circuits and assigned the District of Michigan to the Eighth Circuit.
January 28, 1863
12 Stat. 637
Congress reorganized the circuits and assigned the District of Michigan to the Seventh Circuit.
February 24, 1863
12 Stat. 660
This act divided Michigan into the eastern and the western judicial districts and created a U.S. circuit court for each district.
July 23, 1866
14 Stat. 209
Congress reorganized the circuits and assigned the districts of Michigan to the Sixth Circuit.
March 3, 1911
36 Stat. 1087
Congress abolished the U.S. circuit courts, effective January 1, 1912.

 

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