People v. Crall

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an order of the Supreme Court is binding if it is a final disposition of an application and it contains a concise statement of the Court’s reasoning and applicable facts
• stating that a Supreme Court order is binding if it constitutes a final disposition of an application and contains a “concise statement of the applicable facts and reasons for the decision”
• chastising the Court of Appeals for neglecting to follow a Supreme Court order disposing of an application, containing a statement of the applicable facts, and providing the reasons for the decision
• an order of the Supreme Court is binding if it is a final disposition of an application and it contains a concise statement of the Court’s reasoning and applicable facts
• an order of the Supreme Court is binding if it is a final disposition of an application and it contains a concise statement of the Court’s reasoning and applicable facts
• Supreme Court orders can be binding precedent if the order is a final disposition of an application and the order contains a concise statement of the applicable facts and the reason for the decision

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).