Michigan Court of Appeals· 11/14/1991
People v. Ray
Citations
- 479 N.W.2d 1
- 191 Mich. App. 706
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- holding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in permitting police officer to testify as expert on quality and quantity of drugs, based on his training and experience in observing drug use and drug trafficking
- holding that a police officer properly gave expert testimony that the quantity of crack cocaine in the defendant’s possession, the manner the rocks of crack cocaine were evenly cut, and the street value of crack cocaine, indicated that the defendant intended to sell the drugs
- officer qualified as an expert gave his opinion regarding the significance of the quantity and shape of crack cocaine found in defendant’s possession
- discussing police expertise with respect to drug issues
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Judges: Shepherd, Wahls, Burns
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- People v. LuethMichigan Court of Appeals· 2003-02-04· cited 194×
- People v. WilliamsMichigan Court of Appeals· 2005-12-27· cited 167×
- People v. GriffinMichigan Court of Appeals· 1999-07-14· cited 90×
- People v. StimageMichigan Court of Appeals· 1993-10-05· cited 59×
- People v. MurrayMichigan Court of Appeals· 1999-05-05· cited 53×
- People v. CaulleyMichigan Court of Appeals· 1992-12-07· cited 50×
- People v. HubbardMichigan Court of Appeals· 1995-03-06· cited 40×
- People v. WilliamsMichigan Court of Appeals· 1993-03-02· cited 40×
- People v. CatanzariteMichigan Court of Appeals· 1995-06-23· cited 28×
- In re Forfeiture of $275Michigan Court of Appeals· 1998-01-23
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