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State of Michigan v Scottie Joe Edgett |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
1996 |
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State of Michigan v Scott Theodore White |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2011 |
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State of Michigan v Scott Rodney Stephen |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2004 |
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State of Michigan v Scott Leonard Rutledge |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2002 |
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State of Michigan v Scott Allen Fisher |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2007 |
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State of Michigan v Schaefer, 471 Mich 923; 689 NW2d 230 (2004) |
Michigan Supreme Court |
2004 |
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State of Michigan v Sandra Lee Alger |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
1996 |
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State of Michigan v Sandeep Narendran Sabapathy |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2007 |
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State of Michigan v Sanchez, Docket No. 284987, unpublished September 29, 2009 (2009) |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2009 |
Trial court did not clearly err in finding that defendant's request to represent himself and waive his right to counsel was unequivocal, knowing, intelligent, and voluntary. Although defendant also discussed the option of hiring another attorney, he indicated that he was not satisfied with his appointed counsel, wanted him discharged, and felt he would be better off representing himself. He also indicated that he understood, after the trial court's repeated warnings, that he would not be appointed another attorney or stand-by counsel, so his options were to represent himself or try to hire another attorney in the few weeks before the rescheduled trial. The trial court warned defendant that it might be difficult to find another attorney. Defendant also indicated that he was "going to enjoy" representing himself on the first day of trial. |
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State of Michigan v Sam, 482 Mich 1072; 769 NW2d 227 (2008) |
Michigan Supreme Court |
2008 |
OWI 3rd and operating while intoxicated causing serious impairment of a body function - multiple sentences consolidated |