Michigan Supreme Court· 11/26/1979

People v. Hampton

Citations

285 N.W.2d 284
407 Mich. 354
1979 Mich. LEXIS 408

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holding that a court may grant a directed verdict of acquittal even where “some evidence” has been admitted
holding that a court may grant a directed verdict of acquittal even where “some evidence” has been admitted
adopting Jackson and holding that a trial judge must review a directed verdict motion to ensure that a rational trier of fact could find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt
adopting Jackson and holding that a trial judge must review a directed verdict motion to ensure that a rational trier of fact could find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt
rejecting the \any evidence test” for the \sufficiency of the evidence” test
rejecting the \any evidence test\ for the \sufficiency of the evidence\ test

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Judges: Fitzgerald, Coleman, Williams, Levin, Kavanagh, Moody, Ryan

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