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Matthew J. Franson | 08/01/2025
Hon. Andrew W. Kowalkowski was appointed judge for the 44th District Court in April 2022. Before his appointment to the bench, Judge Kowalkowski was an administrative law examiner for the Michigan Department of State, and before that, he was a...

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Hon. Michelle M. Rick
Michigan Court of Appeals
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Hon. Michelle M. Rick was appointed to the court, which encompasses Clinton and Gratiot counties, in 2007. As chief judge pro tem, she hears family, criminal, and civil cases. Prior to taking the bench, and following a brief time in private practice,...
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