Michigan Court of Appeals· 4/22/1980

People v. Wilson

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293 N.W.2d 710
96 Mich. App. 792
1980 Mich. App. LEXIS 2617

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finding that “not every gap in a record on appeal requires reversal of a conviction”
finding GCR 1963, 812.4, the virtually identical predecessor to MCR 7.210(C), “mandatory in its direction that exhibits be filed” and that the prosecutor bore primary legal responsibility for the absence of his exhibit from the trial court record
photographic flaw over the defendant's forehead was not suggestive, in light of the fact that \[a]ll six photographs show evidence of having been handled a great deal\
photographic flaw over the defendant’s forehead was not suggestive, in light of the fact that “[a]ll six photographs show evidence of having been handled a great deal”
photographic flaw over the defendant’s forehead was not suggestive, in light of the fact that “[a]ll six photographs show evidence of having been handled a great deal”

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Judges: Danhof, Beasley, Cynar

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