· 5/17/2024
Ex parte Quan Xu. PETITION FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS (In re: Quan Xu v. State of Alabama) (St. Clair Circuit Court: CC-22-111 Criminal Appeals: CR-2023-0164).
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- explaining that subject-matter jurisdiction “concerns a court’s abstract power to try a case of the kind or character of the one pending” and that “[b]ecause it concerns the court’s power to hear a case, it is not subject to waiver”
- “Michigan circuit courts are courts of general jurisdiction and unquestionably have jurisdiction over felony cases.”
- “Michigan circuit courts are courts of general jurisdiction and unquestionably have jurisdiction over felony cases.”
- “Michigan circuit courts are courts of general jurisdiction and unquestionably have jurisdiction over felony cases.”
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Judges: Shaw, J.
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