Wohlgemuth v. Beeson

How courts have described this case

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• finding that a felonious assault occurred when the defendant pointed a rifle at his cousin during an argument
• finding that a felonious assault occurred when the defendant pointed a rifle at his cousin during an argument
• holding “that MCL 750.136b(3)(b) requires evidence that a defendant’s act could probably result in serious harm to the child, regardless of whether the harm actually occurs”
• stating that for purposes of OV 13, a sentencing court may “consider charges that were earlier dismissed, if there is a preponderance of the evidence supporting that the offense took place”
• stating that for purposes of scoring OV 13, a sentencing court may consider “charges that were earlier dismissed . . . if there is a preponderance of the evidence supporting that the offense took place” (citations omitted)
• explaining that a party may not “expand the record on appeal”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).