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State of Michigan v Stephen Craig Edelen |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2005 |
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State of Michigan v Stanley Gayheart |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2008 |
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State of Michigan v Stanley Felix Tallieu |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
1984 |
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State of Michigan v Stanley Duane Kellogg |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
1997 |
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State of Michigan v Stanley D. Kellogg |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2001 |
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State of Michigan v Stanley Alvon Chapman |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
1987 |
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State of Michigan v Stacy Mae Lemmert-Haeck |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2010 |
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State of Michigan v Spencer Hogan |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
2005 |
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State of Michigan v Soares, 483 Mich 874; 759 NW2d 29 (2009) |
Michigan Supreme Court |
2009 |
In OWI causing death case, Justice Markman suggests that the presence of a controlled substance (THC) in the blood of a motor vehicle driver-victim may require that a legally intoxicated defendant be acquitted as a matter of law because decedent's intoxication may constitue gross negligence or intervening cause of accident.
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State of Michigan v Sheri Lynn Jacobsen, A/k/a Sheri Lynn Jacobson |
Michigan Court of Appeals |
1994 |
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