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People v. Johnson

Citations

  • 597 N.W.2d 73
  • 460 Mich. 720

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  • finding that evidence that the perpetrator lured his victim to a secluded area can indicate premeditation
  • finding that evidence that the perpetrator lured his victim to a secluded area can indicate premeditation
  • recognizing that movement can be indicative of premeditation
  • recognizing that movement can be indicative of premeditation
  • evidence of manual strangulation can be evidence that the defendant had an opportunity to “take a second look” or deliberate
  • “ ‘The sufficient evidence requirement is a part of every criminal defendant’s due process rights.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

Judges: Cavanagh, Weaver, Brickley, Taylor, Corrigan, Young, Kelly

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