Michigan Supreme Court· 6/14/2006

People v. Williams

Citations

716 N.W.2d 208
475 Mich. 245

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holding that MCL 780.131(1) expressly provides that notice must be sent from the Department of Corrections to the prosecuting attorney to trigger the 180-day rule
holding that “the trial court did not clearly err in weighing this favor heavily against defendant”
holding that where the legal defense is not prejudiced, the prejudice factor counts against the defendant, despite possible personal prejudice
holding that MCL 780.131(1) expressly provides that notice must be sent from the Department of Corrections to the prosecuting attorney to trigger the 180-day rule
holding that “the trial court did not clearly err in weighing this favor heavily against defendant”
holding that because defendant had “not objected to any of the delays,” there could be no assertion of the right to a speedy trial; emphasis added

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Judges: Taylor, Weaver, Young, Markman, Corrigan, Kelly, Cavanagh

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