Michigan Court of Appeals· 7/2/2015

People v. Daniels

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311 Mich. App. 257
874 N.W.2d 732
2015 Mich. App. LEXIS 1343

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explaining that other-acts evidence can be admitted under MCL 768.27b because a complete picture of defendant’s history sheds light on the likelihood that he committed a given crime
stating, “Here, defendant unconvincingly claims that the trial court deprived him of his right to present a defense when it denied his request for an adjournment,” when the defendant “failed to offer any proof that (1) [the expert witness] would testify on his behalf or (2
evidence of previous domestic violence is admissible because the defendant’s history governs the likelihood that defendant committed a given crime
evidence of previous domestic violence is admissible because the defendant’s history governs the likelihood that defendant committed a given crime
evidence of previous domestic violence is admissible because the defendant’s history governs the likelihood that defendant committed a given crime
“Even with good cause and due diligence, the trial court’s denial of a request for an adjournment . . . is not grounds for reversal unless the defendant demonstrates prejudice as a result of the abuse of discretion.”

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Judges: Saad, Kelly, Shapiro, Saajd

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