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People v. Solomon

Citations

  • 560 N.W.2d 651
  • 220 Mich. App. 527

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  • holding that admission of an in-court identification that had “reliability concerns” was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt because that identification evidence was cumulative to other evidence, including other identification evidence
  • although identification testimony “raise[d] reliability concerns, any error would warrant reversal only if it was not harmless beyond a reasonable doubt.”
  • applying the doctrine of search incident to arrest

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Judges: Doctoroff, Hood, Bandstra

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