Calhoun County Courts

Calhoun Judge Jaconette weighs in on live courtroom videos

Two men arrested Sunday afternoon following an alleged road rage incident along Interstate 94 in Battle Creek received charges Tuesday in Calhoun County Court.

Calhoun County Courts haven’t been able to seat a jury since last March, and there won’t be jury trials for the remainder of 2020, due to high COVID-19 levels in the county. Chief Judge Michael L. Jaconette says they made the decision after consultations with Calhoun County Public Health Officer Eric Pessell and the State Court Administrative Office (SCAO) in Lansing...

The investigation into a shooting that injured a Battle Creek Police officer Saturday is still considered active.

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Veteran jurist says Buscher is the better choice.

Calhoun County Chief Assistant Prosecutor Dan Buscher has more than 30 years of criminal trial experience.   That’s vastly more than his opponent.   Buscher, is using the campaign slogan “experience matters.”    Buscher was a recent guest on the 95.3 WBCK Morning Show with Tim Collins.  Check out the video.

Two men arrested Friday after a shooting in Albion and a chase on I-94 were arraigned Monday in Calhoun County court.

A 56-year-old Battle Creek man sentenced in an animal cruelty case two years ago will remain behind bars following a failed appeal.