Michigan Court of Appeals· 7/29/1970
People v. Wright
Citations
- 181 N.W.2d 649
- 25 Mich. App. 499
- 1970 Mich. App. LEXIS 1600
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- per Curtis, the defendant had a right to protect his brother, even though that right had no application on the facts of this manslaughter case
- per Curtis, the defendant had a right to protect his brother, even though that right had no application on the facts of this 10 manslaughter case
- per Curtis, the defendant had a right to protect his brother, even though that right had no application on the facts of this 10 manslaughter case
- per Curtis, the defendant had a right to protect his brother, even though that right had no application on the facts of this 10 manslaughter case
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Judges: Lesinski, Quinn, Rood
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12 cases in this archive cite this case.
- People v. KurrMichigan Court of Appeals· 2002-12-26· cited 159×
- People v. MartinMichigan Supreme Court· 1971-12-21· cited 96×
- People v. KingMichigan Supreme Court· 1981-11-23· cited 56×
- People v. OsterMichigan Court of Appeals· 1976-02-26· cited 52×
- People v. JunielMichigan Court of Appeals· 1975-07-21· cited 33×
- Johnigan v. EloE.D. Michigan· 2002-05-17· cited 7×
- People v. LewisMichigan Court of Appeals· 1971-02-22· cited 3×
- McCullough v. StegallSixth Circuit· 2001-08-16· cited 3×
- People Of Mi V Micheline Nicole LeffewMichigan Supreme Court· 2022-01-26
- People of Michigan v. Micheline Nicole LeffewMichigan Supreme Court· 2022-01-26
- People of Michigan v. Jeremiah James LeffewMichigan Supreme Court· 2022-01-26
- People v. WebbMichigan Court of Appeals· 1971-01-25
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