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An additional 17 counts of criminal sexual conduct against ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar will be bound over to the Ingham County Circuit Court, as determined Friday at the conclusion of Nassar's preliminary examination hearing in the 55th District Court.
The preliminary examination hearing for ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar will conclude Friday at the 55th District Court in Ingham County. After the final day of the preliminary examination, it will be determined whether or not Nassar will stand trial on 15 first-degree criminal sexual conduct charges.
State wants to terminate Larry Nassar's parental rights | Lansing State Journal | June 16, 2017
Update June 12, 12:15 p.m. — According to court records, an order was filed which granted the motion for leave on June 9. This allowed the plaintiffs in this case to file the second amended complaint June 12.
The rest of June will be packed with court dates and meetings for three ex-MSU football players, ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar and MSU administration. Here are dates to keep an eye on for the rest of this month.
Lessenberry on MSU football sexual assault, state budget approval, and a unicameral legislature | Michigan Radio | June 7, 2017
Three more alleged victims testify on second day of Nassar's preliminary examination hearing | The State News | May 26, 2017
After the second of three days set aside for a preliminary examination hearing, it is still unclear as to whether or not ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar will stand trial on charges of criminal sexual conduct at the Ingham County 55th District Court. The final testimony will take place June 23, the last day of the preliminary examination.
The preliminary examination hearing for ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar will continue Friday in the Ingham County 55th District Court. There, the testimonies from alleged Nassar victims will resume.
USA Gymnastics cancels Karolyi Ranch purchase | NBC Sports | May 17, 2017
A motion from more than 80 plaintiffs to reconsider the second gag order issued by Ingham County Circuit Court Judge Rosemarie Aquilina was denied by United States District Judge Janet T. Neff on May 15. This case is currently closed.
Three alleged Nassar victims testify at preliminary examination hearing | The State News | May 12, 2017
After the first of three preliminary examination hearings on Friday, it is still unclear as to whether or not ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar will stand trial on charges of criminal sexual assault at the 55th District Court in Ingham County. Nassar currently faces 15 first-degree criminal sexual conduct charges at the 55th District Court.
Michigan First Lady Sue Snyder announced her plans to develop a campus sexual assault workgroup Friday morning in a press release. The new initiative will create resources for campus sexual assault survivors across the state.
A preliminary examination hearing is currently being held to determine whether there is enough evidence for ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar to stand on trial against certain criminal sexual assault charges. Nassar currently faces 15 first-degree criminal sexual assault charges in the 55th District Court in Ingham County.
A new website has been developed by MSU to more frequently update the public on investigations regarding ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar and the sexual assault allegations against four MSU football players.
UPDATE 4:16 p.m.
In light of campus and national media stories and controversies surrounding ex-MSU doctor Larry Nassar, allegations of sexual assault made against members of the MSU football team and other issues of sexual assault on campus, MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon sent a campus-wide email to provide an update about how MSU is addressing these concerns.
During the past year, MSU’s Board of Trustees initiated new renovation projects, addressed campus and national controversies and put new policies into place. Here are the highlights of the 2016-17 academic year.