Case Brian Zezula v. Nina Brown, DTE Energy Company, Kaltz Excavating Co., and Independence Township Court Michigan Supreme Court Date […]
Case In re J. Sauber, Minor Court Michigan Court of Appeals Date Decided June 12, 2026 Docket No. 378068 Topics
Case Jay S. Turner v. J & J Slavik, Inc., and J. Ronald Slavik Court Michigan Court of Appeals Date
Case Kerry Lynn Zielinski v. Auto-Owners Insurance Company Court Michigan Court of Appeals Date Decided June 11, 2026 Docket No.
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Cecil Raymond-Jerry McKinney Court Michigan Court of Appeals Date Decided June 11,
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Joseph Matthew Morrison Court Michigan Court of Appeals Date Decided June 9,
Case Department of Health and Human Services v. NRK RX, Inc. Court Michigan Supreme Court Date Decided June 8, 2026
The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal of a habeas corpus petition, holding that the failure to hold a probable cause conference under MCL 766.4 and MCR 6.108 does not create a jurisdictional defect that voids a subsequent criminal conviction, because the conference is waivable by agreement and waivable procedural requirements cannot give rise to non-waivable jurisdictional defects.
The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed termination of a mother’s parental rights to her youngest child but vacated the termination as to the oldest child, holding that the trial court failed to expressly consider the oldest child’s relative placement with her biological father—an explicit statutory factor that weighs against termination and must be addressed on the record before a best-interest determination can stand.