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Michigan Court of Appeals· 5/19/1999

People v. Walker

Citations

  • 593 N.W.2d 673
  • 234 Mich. App. 299

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that failure to file a proof of service of the intent to seek an enhanced habitual-offender sentence was harmless and did not require resentencing
  • holding that the failure to file a proof of service with the notice of intent, while erroneous, did not entitle the defendant to relief because it was undisputed that the defendant had appropriate notice
  • holding that the prosecutor’s failure to file a proof of service of the intent to seek an enhanced habitual-offender sentence with the clerk of the court was harmless and did not require resentencing because defendant had received actual notice of the enhancement
  • holding that the prosecution’s failure to file a proof of service of the intent to seek an enhanced habitual-offender sentence with the clerk of the court was harmless and did not require resentencing because defendant had received actual notice of the enhancement
  • statutes punishing destruction of property of another by any means, and burning any personal property whether owned by himself or another, protect distinct societal norms
  • harmless error in failing to file proof of notice of intent to enhance sentence where the defendant only argues that the court did not receive the notice required by MCL 769.13(2)

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Judges: Whitbeck, Cavanagh, Griffin

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