Michigan Court of Appeals· 9/4/1968

People v. Burton

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163 N.W.2d 823
13 Mich. App. 203
1968 Mich. App. LEXIS 1038

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after police offered to contact defendant’s doctor, their failure to inform defendant that doctor was unavailable deprived defendant of reasonable opportunity to exercise rights
defendant’s due process rights violated when police officer called defendant’s physician, was informed that he was unavailable, and failed to advise the defendant that his physician had not been summoned
defendant’s due process rights violated when police officer called defendant’s physician, was informed that he was unavailable, and failed to advise the defendant that his physician had not been summoned
defendant's due process rights violated when police officer called defendant's physician, was informed that he was unavailable, and failed to advise the defendant that his physician had not been summoned

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Judges: Lesinski, McGregor, Levin

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