Michigan Supreme Court· 4/7/2006

People v. Harding

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506 N.W.2d 482
443 Mich. 693

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noting that the traditional lesser included offense test is appropriate where it is probative of legislative intent, but recognizing that the test is not appropriate for predicate-based offenses
conviction for felony murder upheld where victim died after prosecution for underlying crimes of armed robbery, assault and possession of firearm during commission of felony
prior conviction of armed robbery and assault with intent to murder no bar to felony murder prosecution where victim died in interim
“If the substantive crime underlying a felony-firearm conviction must be vacated, then that accompanying felony- firearm conviction also must be vacated.”
“The Double Jeopardy Clause permits successive punishment or prosecution of multiple offenses arising out of the same conduct only if each offense contains a unique element.”

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

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