Michigan Court of Appeals· 1/25/2000

People v. Cain

Citations

605 N.W.2d 28
238 Mich. App. 95

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holding that prejudice was not established even though some evidence was lost and witnesses had slight memory loss and may have forgotten some specific dates
holding that a constitutional violation did not occur in the context of a 27-month pretrial delay
noting that a criminal defendant need not take any special steps to preserve a challenge to the proportionality of a sentence
explaining that “[t]he length of delay is not determinative of a speedy trial claim”
noting, “we cannot ignore the fact that [the defendant] waited eighteen months to assert her right to a speedy trial[.]”
affirming larceny conviction because victim lacked mental capacity to consent to taking

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Judges: Whttbeck, Whitbeck, Markman, O'Connell

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