Michigan Court of Appeals· 6/6/1988

People v. Loyer

Citations

425 N.W.2d 714
169 Mich. App. 105

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holding unconstitutional statute requiring disclosure to State of witness' names and expected testimony in order for indigent defendant to obtain payment of subpoena and witness fees
holding unconstitutional statute requiring disclosure to State of witness’ names and expected testimony in order for indigent defendant to obtain payment of subpoena and witness fees
Statute declared unconstitutional which required indigent defendants to disclose the names, addresses, and expected testimony of witnesses in the presence of the prosecution in order to obtain payment for service of process and witness fees
Statute declared unconstitutional which required indigent defendants to disclose the names, addresses, and expected testimony of witnesses in the presence of the prosecution in order to obtain payment for service of process and witness fees

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Judges: Wahls, Maher, Boyle, Mahek

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