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Michigan Court of Appeals· 6/30/2016

People v. Solloway

Citations

  • 316 Mich. App. 174
  • 891 N.W.2d 255
  • 2016 Mich. App. LEXIS 1291

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  • recognizing that a defendant’s claim of ineffective assistance of counsel is without merit where the defendant does not provide factual support for his claim
  • holding that in criminal sexual conduct cases, a victim’s testimony may be sufficient to support a defendant’s conviction and need not be corroborated
  • concluding that opposition to the prosecution’s objection on one ground does not preserve challenges to the trial court’s ruling on other grounds
  • concluding that a lapse of 12 years between other acts and charged conduct did not preclude admission of evidence
  • holding that there was a need for the other-acts evidence beyond the victim’s and the defendant’s testimony because there were no eyewitnesses to corroborate the victim’s testimony
  • holding that there was a need for the other-acts evidence beyond the victim’s and the defendant’s testimony because there were no eyewitnesses to corroborate the victim’s testimony

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Judges: Servitto, Gadola, O'Brien

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23 cases in this archive cite this case; the 20 most cited are listed.

Cites

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