Michigan Supreme Court· 12/7/2001

People v. Riley

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636 N.W.2d 514
465 Mich. 442

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reaching the same conclusion, without using the phrase “invited error,” to prevent a defendant from challenging 28 See also People v Nyx, 479 Mich 112, 128 n 43 (2007
reaching the same conclusion, without using the phrase “invited error,” to prevent a defendant from challenging 28 See also People v Nyx, 479 Mich 112, 128 n 43 (2007
“constitutional issues should not be addressed where the case may be decided on non-constitutional grounds”
Plaintiff actually refers to the content of a magistrate judge’s report and recommendation rather than the opinion of the district court
“When a court proceeds in a manner acceptable to all parties, it is not resolving a disputed point and thus does not ordinarily render a ruling susceptible to reversal.”

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

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