Michigan Supreme Court· 8/26/1994

People v. Dunn

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521 N.W.2d 255
446 Mich. 409

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where the record did not show that any member of the jury saw the defendant’s leg irons, the record did not provide a basis for finding that the use of leg irons deprived the defendant of a fair trial
“The record does not show, however, that any member of the jury saw or could see the leg irons, and, therefore, the record does not provide a basis for a finding that the use of leg irons deprived [the defendant] of a fair trial.”
“The record does not show, however, that any member of the jury saw or could see the leg irons, and, therefore, the record does not provide a basis for a finding that the use of leg irons deprived [the defendant] of a fair trial.”

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Judges: Cavanagh, Brickley, Mallett, Levin, Boyle, Griffin, Riley

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