A jury has found a state prison inmate guilty of killing a fellow inmate who was slated to be released the following day. Bruce E. Duette, 45, of Trenton, was convicted Thursday on a charge of ...

Appearing virtually before Circuit Court Judge Bruce E. Schroeder from the Kenosha County Detention Center, where Anderson’s been held on a $35,000 bond on two felony stalking charges ...

Just before he sentenced a Silver Lake man to the Kenosha County Jail on Thursday morning, Circuit Court Judge Bruce E. Schroeder issued a stern warning to Silver Lake resident Glenn Scheffler.

Judge Bruce E. Schroeder said in a hearing Tuesday that he is acquainted with someone who had a professional relationship with Dr. Nedal Mejalli, which led to the decision to recuse himself.

Court records also indicate that Paice currently is charged with his fifth drunken driving offense. That case is scheduled for jury selection July 12, before Circuit Court Judge Bruce E. Schroeder.

“If I were to impose anything less than the maximum, I’d feel I had cheated other people,” Judge Bruce E. Schroeder said Wednesday. “Because your crime is so enormous, so ...

Photo by Bruce Glikas/WireImage But given the bond Jake ... “Tell the truth,” the Looming Tower star told E! News in December 2023. “It’s pretty simple. Isn’t that the secret ...

KENOSHA — The 20 jurors (12 primary jurors, eight alternates) who are picked for the Kyle Rittenhouse trial could be sequestered, Judge Bruce Schroeder said Monday morning. What is sequestering?

Recently retired after 40 years as a circuit judge in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, Bruce E. Schroeder has been there and done that -- more than once. Judge Schroeder pulls no punches iin this visit with ...

Schroeder, 81, of Laconia, died on Feb. 12, 2025, at the Taylor Community. Born on Dec. 28, 1943, Edna was the daughter of the late Edward and Florence (née Gardner) Bruce. Edna married the love of ...

Answer: Abraham Lincoln. His words grace the courtroom of Judge Bruce Schroeder on the second floor, on west end of the courthouse. What? You don’t remember seeing any words up there?