Michigan Court of Appeals· 4/21/2009
People v. Wade
Citations
- 771 N.W.2d 447
- 283 Mich. App. 462
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- holding that a jury verdict form has to give the jury the option of returning a general not guilty verdict or a not guilty verdict with regard to each offense
- “A criminal defendant is deprived of his constitutional right to a jury trial when the jury is not given the opportunity to return a general verdict of not guilty.”
- “An issue with a jury verdict form is considered an error in jury instructions.”
- “Jury instructions are to be read as a whole rather than extracted piecemeal to establish error. And even if somewhat imperfect, instructions do not create error if they fairly presented the issues to be tried and sufficiently protected the defendant’s rights.”
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Judges: Whitbeck, O'Connell, Owens
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Cites
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- Aetna Life Insurance v. LavoieSupreme Court· 1986-04-22· cited 705×
- People v. AldrichMichigan Court of Appeals· 2001-07-31· cited 621×
- Cain v Department of CorrectionsMichigan Supreme Court· 1996-05-21· cited 220×
- People v. RodriguezMichigan Supreme Court· 2000-12-27· cited 100×
- Armstrong v. Ypsilanti Charter TownshipMichigan Court of Appeals· 2002-02-25· cited 91×
- People v. HawthorneMichigan Supreme Court· 2006-04-26· cited 83×
- People v. HallMichigan Court of Appeals· 2002-04-04· cited 31×
- People v. GarciaMichigan Supreme Court· 1995-04-18· cited 30×
- Illes v. Jones Transfer Co.Michigan Court of Appeals· 1995-08-22· cited 19×
- People v. Marvin WhiteMichigan Court of Appeals· 1978-02-07· cited 6×
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