A state appeals court overturns two additional convictions tied to a 2020 plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, according to multiple reports. The court sets aside the convictions for two men involved in the alleged plot, following earlier actions in the same case. The decisions come from the appeals process in Michigan, where defendants challenge aspects of the prosecutions after the case began in connection with alleged conspiracy and planned violence against the governor. The reports describe the ruling as an appeals-court action that removes the convictions rather than a determination of guilt or innocence on the underlying claims. The defendants’ cases now return to the post-appeal stage, which may include further proceedings consistent with the appellate court’s decision. The outlets agree the court’s ruling is issued in relation to events from 2020 and specifically concerns charges and convictions connected to the alleged kidnapping scheme targeting Whitmer. The reports do not indicate that all convictions in the overall matter have been overturned, only that two more are set aside.