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Establishing the Standard for Directed Verdicts in Michigan: People v. Hampton Introduction People v. Hampton, 407 Mich. 354 (1979), is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of Michigan that...
Double Jeopardy Implications of Michigan's Felony-Firearm Statute: Wayne County Prosecutor v. Recorder's Court Judge (1979) Introduction In the landmark decision of Wayne County Prosecutor v....
Michigan Supreme Court Establishes Comparative Negligence as Replacement for Contributory Negligence in Placek v. City of Sterling Heights Introduction Placek v. City of Sterling Heights (405 Mich....
Reinterpreting No-Fault Insurance Subtractions: Insights from Workman v. Detroit Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange Introduction Workman v. Detroit Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange, decided by...
Michigan Supreme Court Upholds Facial Unconstitutionality of §3109(1) Set-Off Provision under Equal Protection and Due Process Introduction In O'Donnell v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance...
Hospital Vicarious Liability for Medical Negligence: Comprehensive Analysis of Grewe v. Mount Clemens General Hospital Introduction Grewe v. Mount Clemens General Hospital, 404 Mich. 240 (1978), is a...
Michigan Supreme Court Establishes Due Process Requirements for Compulsory No-Fault Insurance in SHAVERS v. ATTORNEY GENERAL Introduction SHAVERS v. ATTORNEY GENERAL, decided by the Supreme Court of...
Affirmation of Admissibility of Similar Acts Evidence in Proving Intent: Analysis of PEOPLE v DUNCAN & McINTOSH Introduction PEOPLE v DUNCAN & McINTOSH, adjudicated by the Supreme Court of Michigan...
Constitutional Validation of Michigan's 70% Statute in Workers' Compensation Appeals Introduction In the landmark decision by the Supreme Court of Michigan on October 11, 1977, the court addressed...
Cramer v. Metropolitan Savings: Upholding Foreclosure by Advertisement and Clarifying State Action in Mortgage Foreclosures Introduction Cramer v. Metropolitan Savings Loan Association is a pivotal...
Duty of Care for Manufacturers, Wholesalers, and Retailers Toward Bystanders: Moning v Alfono (1977) Introduction Moning v Alfono, 400 Mich. 425 (1977), adjudicated by the Supreme Court of Michigan,...
Admissibility of Polygraph Evidence: People v. Barbara Establishes Limitations Under the Davis/Frye Standard in Michigan Introduction People v. Barbara, 400 Mich. 352 (1977), adjudicated by the...
People v Oliphant: Admitting Prior Rape Allegations to Demonstrate Defendant's Scheme Introduction People v Oliphant (399 Mich. 472), decided by the Supreme Court of Michigan on December 31, 1976,...
Defining the Parameters for Self-Representation: An Analysis of PEOPLE v Anderson and PEOPLE v Overby Introduction The cases of People v Anderson and People v Overby (398 Mich. 361, Supreme Court of...
Galli v. KirkeBy: Limits of Governmental Immunity in Educational Institutions Introduction Galli v. KirkeBy, 398 Mich. 527 (1976), is a landmark case in Michigan law that addresses the scope of...
Reaffirming Evidentiary Standards for Fraudulent Misrepresentation in Franchise Agreements Introduction The case of Hi-Way Motor Company v. International Harvester Company (398 Mich. 330) adjudicated...
Clarifying Voluntary Intoxication as a Defense in First-Degree Murder: PEOPLE v. GARCIA (1976) Introduction PEOPLE v. GARCIA is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of Michigan, delivered on...
Successor Liability in Products Liability: Turner v Bituminous Casualty Company Introduction Turner v Bituminous Casualty Company is a landmark case decided by the Supreme Court of Michigan on August...
Tuttle v. Department of State Highways: Establishing Negligence in Traffic Signal Implementation Introduction Tuttle v. Department of State Highways, 397 Mich. 44 (1976), adjudicated by the Supreme...
Double Jeopardy Protection Reinforced in People v. Alvin Johnson Introduction People v. Alvin Johnson is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of Michigan adjudicated on April 21, 1976. This case...