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· 10/18/1988

People v. Livery Clark

Citations

  • 432 N.W.2d 726
  • 172 Mich. App. 407

How courts have described this case

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  • declining to award relief for the alleged prosecutorial witness intimidation because, in part, “the court took an additional protective measure of assigning counsel to [the witness] and allowing her to fully consult with counsel regarding her testimony”
  • preamendment MRE 609; no error in admission of evidence of the defendant’s misdemeanor conviction for receiving and concealing stolen property where it was completely dissimilar to current offense and other defense testimony supported the defendant’s self-defense theory
  • preamendment MRE 609; no error in admission of evidence of the defendant's misdemeanor conviction for receiving and concealing stolen property where it was completely dissimilar to current offense and other defense testimony supported the defendant's self-defense theory

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Judges: Shepherd, Sawyer, MacDonald

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