Michigan Court of Appeals

Michigan Criminal

People v. Morrison — Michigan Court of Appeals vacates Wolverine Watchmen member’s terrorism-support convictions, holds kidnapping is not a “violent felony” under Michigan’s Antiterrorism Act

/ June 10, 2026

Case People of the State of Michigan v. Joseph Matthew Morrison Court Michigan Court of Appeals Date Decided June 9, […]

Michigan Criminal

People v. Eberline — Michigan Court of Appeals affirms CSC convictions and 30-year sentence, rejecting double jeopardy, evidentiary, and sentencing challenges

/ June 10, 2026

Case People of the State of Michigan v. Joshua Robert Eberline Court Michigan Court of Appeals Date Decided June 9,

Michigan Criminal

People v. Davis — Michigan Court of Appeals affirms felony murder and home invasion convictions, holding doorbell footage and phone testimony sufficient to prove entry without permission

/ June 10, 2026

Case People of the State of Michigan v. Micah Ezekial Davis Court Michigan Court of Appeals Date Decided June 9,

Michigan Criminal

People v. Coleman — Convictions affirmed, CSC-I sentence vacated and remanded for resentencing due to sentencing guideline scoring errors

/ June 10, 2026

Case People of the State of Michigan v. Richard Lee Coleman, Jr. Court Michigan Court of Appeals Date Decided June

Michigan Criminal Post-Conviction Relief

Jones v. Genesee Circuit Court Judge — Failure to Hold Probable Cause Conference Does Not Void Circuit Court Jurisdiction

/ June 9, 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.