Louis Aguilar

Detroit

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Wayne County Reporter at Detroit News

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Jennifer Crumbley's attorney says court delaying her right to appeal conviction

5 days ago | gazettextra.com | Louis Aguilar |Myesha Johnson

Jennifer Crumbley's attorney has filed a complaint claiming the Oakland County Circuit Court is delaying her right to appeal her conviction by not deciding on her motions for an acquittal, new trial or request for a bond in the required time. Attorney Michael Dezsi's filing Saturday with the Michigan Court of Appeals says the delay "constitutes a denial of Crumbley's right to Due Process and, more importantly, denies her right to bond pending appeal ... ."Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
Jennifer Crumbley's attorney says court delaying her right to appeal conviction

6 days ago | thederrick.com | Louis Aguilar |Myesha Johnson

Jennifer Crumbley's attorney has filed a complaint claiming the Oakland County Circuit Court is delaying her right to appeal her conviction by not deciding on her motions for an acquittal, new trial or request for a bond in the required time. Attorney Michael Dezsi's filing Saturday with the Michigan Court of Appeals says the delay "constitutes a denial of Crumbley’s right to Due Process and, more importantly, denies her right to bond pending appeal ...
Jennifer Crumbley's attorney says court delaying her right to appeal conviction

6 days ago | detroitnews.com | Louis Aguilar |Myesha Johnson

OAKLAND COUNTYLouis Aguilar Myesha JohnsonThe Detroit NewsView Comments Jennifer Crumbley's attorney has filed a complaint claiming the Oakland County Circuit Court is delaying her right to appeal her conviction by not deciding on her motions for an acquittal, new trial or request for a bond in the required time.
Jennifer Crumbley's attorney says court delaying her right to appeal conviction

6 days ago | dailygazette.com | Louis Aguilar |Myesha Johnson

Jennifer Crumbley's attorney has filed a complaint claiming the Oakland County Circuit Court is delaying her right to appeal her conviction by not deciding on her motions for an acquittal, new trial or request for a bond in the required time. Attorney Michael Dezsi's filing Saturday with the Michigan Court of Appeals says the delay "constitutes a denial of Crumbley’s right to Due Process and, more importantly, denies her right to bond pending appeal ...
5 Detroit mayoral candidates to debate at Mackinac conference today

1 week ago | detroitnews.com | Louis Aguilar

DETROIT Louis AguilarThe Detroit NewsView Comments Five Detroit mayoral candidates will square off in a livestreamed debate at the Mackinac Policy Conference starting at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. The 90-minute debate is the latest public forum for the candidates vying to set themselves apart in the crowded race to succeed Mayor Mike Duggan. Duggan, a popular three-term mayor, is not running again; instead the former Democrat is running as an independent to succeed Gov.
Belle Isle officials exploring 'public square" to encourage visitors to get out of cars and walk

1 week ago | detroitnews.com | Louis Aguilar

DETROIT Louis AguilarThe Detroit NewsView Comments The leaders of Detroit's Belle Isle are considering creating a "public square" that would encourage visitors to walk instead of drive to various popular sites on the 982-acre park. The Belle Isle Commons would be centered around the aquarium and the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory, which are the primary destinations for 61 percent of Belle Isle visitors, said Meagan Elliott, president of the Belle Isle Conservancy.
Police: Suspect in custody in Sunday morning double shooting in Dearborn Hts.

2 weeks ago | detroitnews.com | Louis Aguilar

A suspect was in custody following a double shooting Sunday morning in Dearborn Heights, police said on social media Sunday. The shooting took place on the 4100 block of Weddell Street on the city's south side, where police responded to reports around 10:30 a.m. that gunshots were being fired. Police found that a man and woman had been shot, allegedly by the woman's ex-boyfriend, according to police. The suspect fled the scene in a white Ford F-150, according to police.
Coast Guard and park rangers rescue four from fishing boat near Pictured Rocks

2 weeks ago | detroitnews.com | Louis Aguilar

MICHIGAN Louis AguilarThe Detroit NewsView Comments Four people in a fishing vessel in Lake Superior were rescued Friday by park rangers from Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, and U.S. Coast Guard stations in Marquette and Traverse City, according to authorities' social media posts. The boat was north of Grand Marais, in the Upper Peninsula's Lake Superior, when it called in a distress signal that the boat was taking on water.
Duggan: Legal challenges not over as Detroit celebrates population growth

3 weeks ago | detroitnews.com | Louis Aguilar

DETROIT Louis AguilarThe Detroit NewsView Comments Detroit — More than a dozen Detroit residents joined a pleased Mayor Mike Duggan Thursday morning to tout the latest Census estimates that show the city added nearly 6,800 residents last year and another 5,700 between 2021 and 2023. The latest estimate and the revised Census numbers for the past four years acknowledge a significant undercount that the city has legally challenged since the 2020 Census, city officials said Thursday.
Detroit's population grows for second straight year as prior estimates revised upward

3 weeks ago | detroitnews.com | Grant Schwab |Louis Aguilar

DETROITGrant Schwab Louis AguilarThe Detroit NewsView Comments Detroit's population grew for the second straight year in 2024, according to Census Bureau estimates that also revised upward the city's 2023 population, the city's latest milestone in reversing a generations-long people drain that began in 1957. The Motor City gained nearly 7,000 people from July 1, 2023 to July 1, 2024, according to new U.S. Census Bureau data released Thursday.