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People v. Gilbert

Citations

  • 455 N.W.2d 731
  • 183 Mich. App. 741

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  • holding conspiracy is a specific intent crime requiring an agreement between two or more persons to perform the crime in question
  • holding second-degree murder may not require a specific intent to kill and, therefore, the offense of conspiracy to commit second-degree murder is nonexistent
  • essence of conspiracy “is a specific, mutual agreement to perform the crime in question”; the agreement thus involves advance planning to perform specific criminal act.
  • the rule from Bobo prohibits a prosecutor from using against a defendant at trial the defendant’s exercise of the Fifth Amendment right to remain silent

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Judges: Kelly, Wahls, Sawyer

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