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- Posted June 18, 2026
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‘Swearing In’
Legal secretaries at the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office (l-r) Lesley Waagen, Lindsay Barnard, Stacy Harris and Ashley Lee.
Attorney Emily Doerr, a new assistant prosecutor, was sworn in May 13 in Judge John McBain's courtroom. A Cooley Law School alumna, who earned her undergraduate degree from Michigan State University, Doerr worked for the Victim’s Rights Unit at the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office and clerked at the Federal Court level while in law school.
(back row, l-r) Assistant prosecutor Dylan Schepers and Sydney Marriott, Chief of Administrative Services, prosecutor’s office. (Front row, l-r) Sheriff Detective Breanne Tucker, Referee Kalle Lauer and assistant prosecutor Matthew Way.
(l-r) Probate Judge Jennifer Kelly, Emily Doerr, and Circuit Court Judge John McBain.
Emily Doerr takes the oath.
(l-r) Assistant prosecutor Audrey Sayles Reed, and Victim’s Rights Unit Coordinator Kristy Conly.
Sponsor assistant prosecutor Nathan Hull, Emily Doerr, and Prosecutor Kelsey Guernsey.
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