PEOPLE v. MOORMAN, 456 Mich. 866 (1997)

568 N.W.2d 683

No. 107754.Supreme Court of Michigan.
Leave to Appeal Denied September 9, 1997.

Court of Appeals No. 181666.

BOYLE, KELLY, and TAYLOR, JJ.

We would direct further briefing on the question whether under the peculiar facts of the case the jury was prevented from reaching a rational, informed decision on the manslaughter count because of inadequate or erroneous instructions on causation and to discuss the implications of this Court’s decision in People v. Bailey, 451 Mich. 657, 676-679
(1996).

Reconsideration denied November 25, 1997.

BOYLE, KELLY, and TAYLOR, JJ.

We would grant the motion for reconsideration and, on reconsideration, would direct further briefing on the question whether under the peculiar facts of the case the jury was prevented from reaching a rational, informed decision on the manslaughter count because of inadequate or erroneous instructions on causation and to discuss the implications of this Court’s decision in People v. Bailey, 451 Mich. 657, 676-679 (1996).