People v Bell — affirmed jail credit but vacated unsupported court costs and attorney fees
Case People of the State of Michigan v Dandre Marquise Bell Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Daniel S. Korobkin […]
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People v Bell — Affirms jail credit but vacates unsupported court costs and attorney fees
Case People of the State of Michigan v Dandre Marquise Bell Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Daniel S. Korobkin
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People v Bell — affirmed jail credit but vacated unsupported court costs and attorney fees
Case People of the State of Michigan v Dandre Marquise Bell Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Daniel S. Korobkin
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People v. Mann — Court upheld bindover on felony school-threat charge
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Nathaneal Christopher Mann Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Thomas C. Cameron
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People v. Cooley — Mich. appeals court remands sex assault case for hearing on attorney’s advice not to testify
Case PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN v. BRETT LEE COOLEY Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Michelle M. Rick
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People v. Cooley — affirmed in part and ordered a hearing on counsel’s advice not to testify
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Brett Lee Cooley Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Michelle M. Rick
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People v. Dawson — Court orders hearing on three ineffective-assistance claims
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Cordell Erwin Dawson Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Philip P. Mariani
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People v. Beri — Court affirms armed robbery convictions despite acquittal on murder charges and upholds above-guidelines sentence
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Marcus Lawrence Beri Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge BOONSTRA (Rick Snyder,
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People v. Felton — Affirms manslaughter sentence; vacates restitution for memorial pendants
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Darrell Wayne Felton, Jr. Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge CAMERON (Rick
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People v. Lillis — Michigan Court of Appeals upholds no-contact probation condition when narrowly tailored and reasonably related to rehabilitation
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Sherrie Lee Lillis Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Korobkin (Gretchen Whitmer,
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Van Net — Michigan Court of Appeals affirms obstruction conviction of “First Amendment Auditor” who ignored police commands at traffic stop
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Garrett Jennings Van Net Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge TREBILCOCK (Gretchen
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In re J. Sauber — Court affirmed sexual abuse grounds for parental termination but remanded for proper best-interests analysis
Case In re J. Sauber, Minor Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge MARIANI (Gretchen Whitmer, 2024); Murray (John Engler, 2002)
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In re J. Sauber — Court affirms sexual abuse grounds for termination but vacates best-interests finding, remands for new hearing
Case In re J. Sauber, Minor Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge MARIANI (Gretchen Whitmer, 2024); Murray (John Engler, 2002)
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People v. McKinney — Michigan Court of Appeals affirms prisoner’s weapon-possession conviction, rejecting “momentary possession” defense
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Cecil Raymond-Jerry McKinney Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge SWARTZLE (Rick Snyder,
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People v. Morrison — Michigan Court of Appeals vacates Wolverine Watchmen member’s terrorism-support convictions, holds kidnapping is not a “violent felony” under Michigan’s Antiterrorism Act
Case People of the State of Michigan v. Joseph Matthew Morrison Court Michigan Court of Appeals Judge BOONSTRA (Rick Snyder,
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Jones v. Genesee Circuit Court Judge — Failure to Hold Probable Cause Conference Does Not Void Circuit Court Jurisdiction
The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed dismissal of a habeas corpus petition, holding that the failure to hold a probable cause conference under MCL 766.4 and MCR 6.108 does not create a jurisdictional defect that voids a subsequent criminal conviction, because the conference is waivable by agreement and waivable procedural requirements cannot give rise to non-waivable jurisdictional defects.