Tresa Baldas

1 week ago | freep.com | John Wisely |Tresa Baldas

James and Jennifer Crumbly aruge their involuntary manslaugher convictions were tainted by prosecutorial misconduct. James Crumbley's lawyer argues the Oxford High School shooter stole the gun used in the shooting from his parents' bedroom, contradicting the prosecution's claim of free access. The shooter reportedly told investigators he never disclosed his mental health struggles or suicidal thoughts to his parents, challenging the prosecution's narrative.

1 week ago | freep.com | Tresa Baldas

James Crumbley is appealing his involuntary manslaughter conviction in the Oxford High School shooting, arguing the prosecution withheld key information. Prosecutors maintain the convictions are sound and that the Crumbleys' actions directly led to the tragedy. James Crumbley, the convicted father of the Oxford High School shooter, is due back in court Friday, hoping to convince a judge to give him a new trial or set aside his conviction, while the prosecution will push to keep him behind bars.

2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Tresa Baldas

• Customs and Border Protection (CBP) stated that electronic device searches are infrequent and unrelated to political beliefs, focusing on national security threats. • Makled said he believes he was targeted due to his involvement in cases that challenge the current administration of President Donald Trump.

2 weeks ago | freep.com | Tresa Baldas

Dearborn attorney Amir Makled was detained and questioned at Detroit Metro Airport about his clients and asked to surrender his cellphone. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) stated that electronic device searches are infrequent and unrelated to political beliefs, focusing on national security threats. Makled said he believes he was targeted due to his involvement in cases that challenge the current administration of President Donald Trump.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Tresa Baldas

A judge has denied a request by the Oxford High School shooter's mother to remove Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald from her case, and sanctioned the embattled mom's lawyer for making the request to begin with. In her eight-page order issued Tuesday, Oakland County Circuit Judge Cheryl Matthews wrote that she "clearly does not have jurisdiction" to decide whether McDonald should be disqualified from the case.