Good morning, I have some questions about case law Michigan

1-the case where the Court ruled that Michigan law allowing life in prison without parole for a defendant less than 18 years old does not violate the Sixth Amendment. Who were the parties to the case, and what is the citation of the case? What two major constitutional amendments were at issue in the case? What Michigan law (MCL) allows the imposition of a sentence of life without parole for those under 18 years of age?

2-d the case where the Court ruled that a supervisor who told an employee "he was getting too old for this shit" constituted direct evidence of unlawful age discrimination. What statute in the case addressed age discrimination?

3-d the Michigan Supreme Court case where renowned attorney Geoffrey N. Feiger was accused of violating the Professional Rules of Responsibility. What are the Professional Rules of Responsibility? What is their general subject matter? o What's the full-name citation to the case? Briefly, what led to the case being heard at the Michigan Supreme Court level? o What conduct did Feiger engage in? Why did he engage in that conduct (or, misconduct)? Were the remarks made by Feiger constitutionally protected? Why or why not, according to the majority opinion? o What penalty does the majority opinion assess?

4-Look up 2019 WL 4553418. What claim did the Plaintiff bring in this case? What legal doctrine is being invoked by the Defendant/Hospital to argue that the injury sustained should not allow the Plaintiff to recover damages?

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING ME.

YOU CAN FIND THE CASES ON GOOGLE.