PEOPLE v. DUMAS, 451 Mich. 898 (1996)

PEOPLE v. DUMAS No. 102355.Supreme Court of Michigan. May 22, 1996. Leave to Appeal Granted May 22, 1996: The issue is limited to whether the trial court improperly instructed that the intent required for a felony-murder conviction can be inferred from the intent to commit the underlying felony. Court of Appeals No. 153325.

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WEYMERS v. KHERA, 451 Mich. 898 (1996)

WEYMERS v. KHERA Nos. 102961, 102989.Supreme Court of Michigan. May 22, 1996. Leave to Appeal Granted May 22, 1996: Appeal dismissed in No. 102989 October 30, 1996. reported below: 210 Mich. App. 231.

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PEOPLE v. BURTON, 451 Mich. 898 (1996)

PEOPLE v. BURTON No. 100585.Supreme Court of Michigan. May 22, 1996. Leave to Appeal Granted May 22, 1996: The issue is limited to whether the restitution provision should be stricken from the judgment of sentence. In all other respects leave to appeal is denied. Court of Appeals No. 167753.

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MICHIGAN STATE AFL-CIO v. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, 451 Mich. 898 (1996)

MICHIGAN STATE AFL-CIO v. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, No. 102567.Supreme Court of Michigan. May 22, 1996. Leave to Appeal Granted May 22, 1996: The case was remanded to the Court of Appeals to address plaintiffs’ argument that Civil Service Commission Rule 1-5.7 unconstitutionally restricts speech and association on the basis of the content of the speech. […]

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