Michigan Supreme Court· 7/23/2010

People v. Dupree

Citations

788 N.W.2d 399
486 Mich. 693

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holding that a defendant who had produced sufficient prima facie evidence of the affirmative defense of self-defense was entitled to the defense instruction
holding that a trial court improperly refused a requested instruction when the defendant “satisfie[d] the initial burden of producing some evidence” supporting the instruction
holding that “the traditional common law affirmative defense of self-defense is generally available to a defendant charged with being a felon in possession if supported by sufficient evidence”
holding that common law affirmative defense of self-defense was available as a defense for felon-in-possession statute where the defendant came into possession of the weapon during a struggle
noting that an \unobjected-to error\ subject to plain-error review could be articulated as a claim of ineffective assistance
noting that an “unobjected-to error” subject to plain-error review could be articulated as a claim of ineffective assistance

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Judges: Weaver, Young, Markman, Hathaway, Corrigan, Kelly, Cavanagh

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