People of Michigan v. David Maurice Lyons

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• holding that a nunc pro tunc order was inappropriate and a remand was necessary to change lifetime postrelease supervision to 36 months of postrelease supervision
• vacating defendant's sentence where the district court erroneously noted in the journal entry that defendant was subject to lifetime postrelease supervision rather than lifetime parole for a felony-murder conviction
• declining to address a challenge to admitted evidence when defendant failed to contemporaneously object at trial even though defendant had filed a pretrial motion to suppress that the district court denied
• declining to address an objection to admitted evidence when the defendant failed to contemporaneously object at trial even when the defendant had filed a pretrial motion to suppress that the district court denied
• failure to give requested instruction that was legally proper did not constitute error where instructions clearly conveyed the law to the jury
• unnecessary to add definition of intentional conduct to instruction on aiding and abetting liability

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