The Michigan Supreme Court on Friday unanimously sided with a barber who reopened his shop last month in defiance of Gov. The high court ruled that the state appeals court made mistakes in its decision to shut down 77-year-old barber Karl Manke. The appeals decision was not unanimous and did not afford Manke oral arguments to defend himself, the court said. The state’s attorney general last week filed a motion to find Manke in contempt if he continued to cut hair following the appeals court decision, the Flint Journal reported. But with the Supreme Court on his side, Manke said he hopes to get back to business.

Source: Fox News June 07, 2020 18:33 UTC