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For Voters — November 3, 2026

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The Election

Judge Cylenthia LaToye Miller — Wayne County 3rd Circuit Court — is on the ballot November 3, 2026. Her campaign slogan is “Keep Judge Miller.”

Before you vote, here is what public records show about her connections.


The Documented Connections

ConnectionSourceStatus
Board Chair of Anchor Rock Foundation (Banks entity)IRS Form 990, LARA filingsVerified
Baker College colleague of Brian Banks (9 convictions)School enrollment recordsDocumented
PCA Board memberBoard recordsDocumented
Husband’s arrest in vehicle registered to BanksPolice report, Secretary of State recordsVerified
Campaign payment from Banks Strategy LLCCampaign finance records (CFRS)Verified
MSU Law connection to Aliyah Sabree (another connected judge)Enrollment recordsDocumented

→ Full profile: Judge Cylenthia Miller — every connection sourced and timestamped


The Larger Pattern

Miller is one of 9 judges across 4 Wayne County courts with documented connections to the Banks charter school network:

CourtConnected JudgesCapture Ratio
3rd Circuit (Miller’s court)Miller (Civil), Ramsey (Criminal), Al. Sabree (Family)3 of 52
36th DistrictYancey, Adam Sabree, Sean Perkins3 of 23 (13%)
ProbateDavid Perkins (Chief Judge Pro Tem)1 of 4 (25%)
Oakland CircuitLangford Morris (retired)1 of 19

When judges have documented connections to the people whose cases they may hear, the court system cannot function independently.

→ All 9 judges · How courts trap cases · Network graph


What to Look For

When evaluating any judicial candidate, check:

  1. Board memberships — Is the judge on the board of any entity connected to litigants? (Miller: Board Chair of Banks’ foundation)
  2. Campaign contributions — Who funded the campaign? (Banks Strategy LLC → Miller)
  3. Family connections — Do family members have business relationships with litigants? (Miller’s husband’s arrest in Banks’ vehicle)
  4. Professional overlap — Did the judge attend school with, work with, or serve alongside litigants? (Baker College → Miller + Banks)

Verify It Yourself

Every claim above can be checked using free, public databases:

→ Full verification guide — step-by-step with screenshots


Other Judges to Research

The 36th District Court elected three connected judges in November 2022: Yancey, Adam Sabree, and Sean Perkins. Their terms end January 1, 2029.

→ Judge Tenisha Yancey — MacDowell Board Chair → Judge Adam Sabree — son of Eric Sabree (FBI-probed County Treasurer) → Judge Sean Perkins — brother of Banks’ attorney Todd Perkins


This page presents publicly documented connections for voter information purposes. It does not recommend how to vote. Every fact is verifiable. See Legal Protections for the framework.