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· 11/16/1981

Klein v. Franks

Citations

  • 314 N.W.2d 602
  • 111 Mich. App. 316

How courts have described this case

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  • construing statute which had since been amended to allow courts to order parties to submit to HLA tests and to allow the test results to be admitted into evidence
  • a commonsense reading of the term \blood test\ shows that it means any test performed on blood, including the HLA test; inculpatory HLA test results are therefore inadmissible
  • a commonsense reading of the term “blood test” shows that it means any test performed on blood, including the HLA test; inculpatory HLA test results are therefore inadmissible

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Judges: Bronson, Gillis, Bosman

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