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Establishing Causation in Pregnancy Discrimination Claims: Insights from Sniecinski v. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Introduction The case of Sniecinski v. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan...
Allocution and Three-Part Inquiry Mandated in Juvenile Sentencing as Adults under MCL 712A.18(1)(n) Introduction People v. Petty, 665 N.W.2d 443 (Supreme Court of Michigan, 2003), is a landmark case...
Michigan Supreme Court Reaffirms Traditional Contract Interpretation over Rule of Reasonable Expectations in Wilkie v. Auto-Owners Insurance Introduction The case of Wilkie v. Auto-Owners Insurance...
Reaffirming Judicial Discretion in Assessing Third-Party Confessions: Analysis of PEOPLE v. CRESS Introduction People of the State of Michigan v. Thomas David Cress, 468 Mich. 678 (2003), presents a...
Establishing Manslaughter as an Inferior Offense of Murder in Michigan: Analysis of People v. Mendoza Introduction In People of the State of Michigan v. Richard J. Mendoza, 468 Mich. 527 (2003), the...
Ambiguous Commission Vesting Schedules: Extrinsic Evidence and Contra Proferentem in Agent Contracts Introduction In the landmark case of Craig A. Klapp v. United Insurance Group Agency, Inc.,...
Affirming the Bright-Line Exclusion of Polygraph Evidence: Comprehensive Analysis of People v. Jonathan Joe Jones (468 Mich. 345) Introduction People of the State of Michigan v. Jonathan Joe Jones is...
Premature Adoption Prevented During Pending Appeal: In re JK, Minor Introduction The case of In re JK, Minor. involves the termination of parental rights of Melissa Kucharaski, the mother of a...
Limitations on Shareholder Standing and Governmental Immunity in Lease Disputes: Insights from Belle Isle Grill Corp. v. City of Detroit Introduction The case of Belle Isle Grill Corporation and...
Establishing Standards for Magistrate Discretion in Preliminary Examinations: People v. Yost Introduction People v. Yost (468 Mich. 122, 2003) is a landmark case adjudicated by the Supreme Court of...
Reaffirming Felony Murder Liability: PEOPLE v. RILEY (2003) Introduction People of the State of Michigan v. Robert Riley, 468 Mich. 135 (2003), is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of Michigan...
City of Zeeland Not Liable as an Intended Third-Party Beneficiary: Comprehensive Review of Brunsell v. City of Zeeland Introduction The case of Eleanor Brunsell v. City of Zeeland, adjudicated by the...
Linda MACK v. CITY OF DETROIT: Reaffirming Governmental Immunity and Its Implications Introduction Linda MACK v. CITY OF DETROIT, 467 Mich. 186 (2002), is a pivotal case decided by the Supreme Court...
Clarification of 'Duty to Retreat' and the 'Castle Doctrine' in Michigan Self-Defense Law Introduction The case of People of the State of Michigan v. Marcel R. Riddle (467 Mich. 116) serves as a...
Michigan Supreme Court Upholds Enforceability of Restrictive Covenants Prohibiting Commercial Uses in Residential Subdivisions Introduction The case of Janice Terrien, Thomas Hagen, and Janet Thomas...
Allocution Opportunity Satisfied Through General Inquiry: Michigan Supreme Court Overrules Specific Inquiry Requirement Introduction People of the State of Michigan v. Linda Petit, 466 Mich. 624...
Examination Under Oath Provisions in No-Fault Auto Insurance: Harmonizing Contract Terms with Statutory Mandates Introduction The case of Peter Cruz, Jr. v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance...
Silver v. People: Establishing the Necessity of Lesser Included Offense Instructions 1. Introduction Silver v. People is a landmark case decided by the Supreme Court of Michigan on June 25, 2002. The...
Overruling the 'No Inference on an Inference' Doctrine: Implications of People v. Hardiman Introduction In the landmark case People v. Hardiman, the Supreme Court of Michigan confronted pivotal...
Clarifying Lesser Included Offense Instructions: Michigan Supreme Court Sets New Precedent in People v. Cornell Introduction In the landmark case of People of the State of Michigan v. Adam Keith...