Michigan Court of Appeals· 1/20/1971

People v. Scott

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185 N.W.2d 576
29 Mich. App. 549
1971 Mich. App. LEXIS 1998

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\In criminal prosecutions there must be a more direct causal connection between the criminal conduct ofthe defendant and the homicide charged than is required by the tort liability concept of proximate cause.\
\In criminal prosecutions there must be a more direct causal connection between the criminal conduct of the defendant and the homicide charged than is required by the tort liability concept of proximate cause.\
“In criminal prosecutions there must be a more direct causal connection between the criminal conduct of the defendant and the homicide charged than is required by the tort liability concept of proximate cause.”
\In criminal prosecutions there must be a more direct causal connection between the criminal conduct of the defendant and the homicide charged than is required by the tort liability concept of proximate cause.\

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Judges: Gillis, Danhof, Mahinske

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