People v. Mosly

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• noting that compli anee with these procedures creates a presumption that the waiver was knowing, voluntary, and intelligent
• holding that in order for a defendant to establish that a jury trial waiver was invalid, the “defendant was required to establish that the waiver was neither understandingly nor voluntarily made, not merely that the trial court failed to strictly comply with MCR 6.402(B).”
• in the context of plain-error review, holding that rules of automatic reversal are disfavored for a host of obvious reasons

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