Friday May 28, 2004, The Ann Arbor News: Livingston County District Judge to retire early and avoid a trial on sexual harassment charges.

Tuesday May 25, 2004, The Detroit Free Press: Oakland County District Judges take their show on the road and give 400 students a taste of what happens in District Court.

Tuesday May 25, 2004, The Grand Rapids Press: Barry County's court consolidation now permanent.

Friday May 14, 2004, The Detroit Free Press: A board game, "Disorderly Conduct," teaches lawyers and non-lawyers about the law.

Monday May 17, 2004: Ottawa County eighth-graders conduct a mock trial in front of Circuit Judge Ed Post.

Thursday May 13, 2004, The Oakland Press: Michael Martinez sworn in as the 50th District Court's newest and first Hispanic judge.

Wednesday May 12, 2004, The South Bend Tribune: Cass County Court Administrator/Juvenile Referee loses his job by becoming a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney.

Tuesday May 11, 2004, The Saginaw News: The Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission recommends a three month suspension for a Saginaw County judge.

Monday May 10, 2004, The Kalamazoo Gazette: The Kalamazoo District Court is piloting a night court for traffic informal hearings.

The Ann Arbor News May 9, 2004: Washtenaw County is looking to build a new facility for its 14th District Court in Saline.

The Lansing State Journal May 10, 2004: East Lansing and Ingham County consider consolidating their District Courts.

The Detroit News: Livingston County has a contested District Judge position during this election year because of controversy surrounding the incumbent.

The Oakland Press: The online payment of tickets saves Rochester Hill's 52-B District Court time and money.

The Kalamazoo Gazette: The Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission seeks suspension of St. Joseph County Judge."

The Traverse City Record Eagle: Three candidates vying for the 86th District Court judge seat.

The Kalamazoo Gazette: The Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission advised to remove a St. Joseph County Circuit Judge.