Michigan Court of Appeals· 2/25/1997
People v. Valentin
Citations
- 559 N.W.2d 396
- 220 Mich. App. 401
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Judges: Jansen, Reilly, Kobza
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- Tryc v Michigan Veterans’ FacilityMichigan Supreme Court· 1996-04-03· cited 200×
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- City of Lansing v. Township of LansingMichigan Supreme Court· 1959-07-13· cited 174×
- Reardon v. Department of Mental HealthMichigan Supreme Court· 1988-05-16· cited 112×
- Gross v. General Motors Corp.Michigan Supreme Court· 1995-03-08· cited 112×
- People v. JohnsonMichigan Supreme Court· 1985-02-01· cited 55×
- People v. TorresMichigan Supreme Court· 1996-06-25· cited 42×
- People v. RitterMichigan Court of Appeals· 1991-01-08· cited 20×
- Goodridge v. Ypsilanti Township BoardMichigan Court of Appeals· 1995-03-20· cited 17×
- Goodridge v. Ypsilanti Township BoardMichigan Supreme Court· 1996-05-21· cited 16×
- Mino v. McCarthyMichigan Court of Appeals· 1995-03-07· cited 14×
- People v. LyonsMichigan Court of Appeals· 1994-02-07· cited 13×
- In Re KirkwoodMichigan Court of Appeals· 1991-02-20· cited 12×
- People v. HazzardMichigan Court of Appeals· 1994-09-06· cited 8×
- Ballard v. Ypsilanti TownshipMichigan Court of Appeals· 1996-05-10· cited 7×
- People v. StanleyMichigan Court of Appeals· 1994-10-17· cited 2×
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