Rosemary White v. City of Detroit, Mich.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “any refusal to stop on command of an officer who is in a police car violates the felony flight statute because of the potential for personal danger inherent in vehicular pursuit”
• holding “any refusal to stop on command of an officer who is in a police car violates the felony flight statute” and affirming an unlawful flight conviction when the defendant drove slowly, did not violate any traffic laws and the pursuit was of short duration
• “Here, the defendant simply refused to stop on command and neither took any evasive action nor led the police on a high-speed chase.”
• discussing former § 28-1075, now § 28-1595(A)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).