MI HR0316

Honors Representative Graham Filler for six years of service in the Michigan House of Representatives representing the Ninety-third District (portions of Clinton, Gratiot, Ionia, Montcalm, and Saginaw counties)

Filler earned a juris doctor from the University of Detroit Mercy and bachelor's degree from Miami University; served as Assistant Attorney General for the Michigan Attorney General's Office and Michigan Public Service Commission

Served as Judiciary Committee chair for two terms and led expungement reforms that expanded eligibility and earned national attention; also championed civil asset forfeiture reforms, COVID-19 business liability protections, sex offender registry revisions, and background check preservation

Served on Criminal Justice Committee as minority vice chair and on committees covering Agriculture, Elections and Ethics, Energy, Health Policy, and Regulatory Reform; led effort to commission independent study on nuclear energy generation in Michigan

House of Representatives expresses admiration and thanks for Filler's legislative service and commits to transmitting copies of the resolution to him