Michigan Supreme Court· 9/27/1989

People v. Hill

Citations

446 N.W.2d 140
433 Mich. 464

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stating, “a defendant has constructive possession of a firearm if the location of the weapon is known and it is reasonably accessible to the defendant”
one who possesses only components can be convicted of possession of short-barreled shotgun if shotgun could be reassembled and made operable within reasonable period of time
“[A] defendant has constructive possession of a firearm if the location of the weapon is known and it is reasonably accessible to the defendant.”
“[A] defendant has constructive possession of a firearm if the location of the weapon is known and it is reasonably accessible to the defendant.”

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

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