“This is a major win for transparency and a victory for the people of Michigan,” Rigas said. “House Oversight and the Subcommittee on Weaponization of State Government are finally pulling back the curtain on a critical issue that’s been years in the making. Many of our residents care deeply about the money spent on these prosecutions and want the details to come to light.”

“We heard some incredible testimony today,” Rigas said. “I’m looking forward to receiving the documents we requested from Attorney General Nessel and cross-examining them with the testimony we received earlier. I’ve got a feeling this is only the beginning of our investigation.”