Michigan Court of Appeals· 6/14/2002

People v. Davis

Citations

649 N.W.2d 94
250 Mich. App. 357

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holding that a strong family background, prior work history and no prior related offenses were not enough to overcome the presumption of proportionality
holding that a strong family background, prior work history, and no prior related offenses were not enough to overcome the presumption of proportionality
explaining that “a review of Michigan cases demonstrates a recognition that the running of [Law Enforcement Information Network (LEIN)] checks of vehicle drivers is a routine and accepted practice by the police in this state”
“Decisions regarding what evidence to present and whether to call or question witnesses are presumed to be matters of trial strategy.”
“Because Officer Hopkins had probable cause to believe defendant was in violation of three traffic laws, the stop was permissible.”
strong family background, prior work history, no prior drug offenses, and remorse did not overcome presumption

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Judges: Wilder, Hood, Cavanagh

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