People v. Mitchell (2013)
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People of Michigan v. Norman Brown (2017)
To find a defendant guilty, “the evidence must establish that that accused departed from a location while equipped with a qualifying weapon in his possession and, at the time of departing, had the intent to use the weapon unlawfully against another person.” Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 293 (emphasis added).
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People of Michigan v. Norman Brown (2017)
To find a defendant guilty, “the evidence must establish that that accused departed from a location while equipped with a qualifying weapon in his possession and, at the time of departing, had the intent to use the weapon unlawfully against another person.” Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 293 (emphasis added).
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People of Michigan v. Timothy Michael Sanders (2015)
Whether the provocation was reasonable is a question of fact; but if “no reasonable jury could find that the provocation was adequate, the court may exclude evidence of the provocation.” Id. (citation and quotation marks omitted). [Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 286 (third alteration in original).] In determining whether a voluntary manslaughter instruction is appropriate, a reviewing court may consider the theory of the case advanced by the defendant at trial.
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People of Michigan v. Joseph Matthew Morrison (2026)
“Reversal is warranted only if after an examination of the entire cause, it shall affirmatively appear that it is more probable than not that the error was outcome determinative,” meaning that it “undermined the reliability of the jury verdict.” People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 286, 289 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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Cannon v. Skipper (2021)
Mich. 2015)(quoting People v. Mitchell, 301 Mich. App. 282, 292 , 835 N.W.2d 615, 621 (2013)(quoting People v. Harrington, 194 Mich. App. 424, 428 , 487 N.W.2d 479 , 483 (1992))(emphasis omitted).
quoting People v. Harrington, 194 Mich. App. 424, 428 , 487 N.W.2d 479 , 483 (1992)
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Moorer v. Campbell (2021)
See People v. Mitchell, 301 Mich. App. 282, 287 (2013) ("[I]f no reasonable jury could find that provocation was adequate, the court may exclude evidence of provocation.") (internal quotation and citation omitted).
"[I]f no reasonable jury could find that provocation was adequate, the court may exclude evidence of provocation."
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People of Michigan v. Crystal Yvette Martin-Levier (2019)
See id. (“To prove that a defendant committed voluntary manslaughter, one must show that the defendant killed in the heat of passion, the passion was caused by adequate provocation, and there was not a lapse of time during which a reasonable person could control his passions.”).
“To prove that a defendant committed voluntary manslaughter, one must show that the defendant killed in the heat of passion, the passion was caused by adequate provocation, and there was not a lapse of time during which a reasonable person could control his passions.”
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United States v. Martin (2015)
The elements of carrying a weapon with unlawful intent under state law are “(1) carrying a firearm or dangerous weapon, (2) with the intent to unlawfully use the weapon against another person.” People v. Mitchell, 301 Mich.App. 282, 292 , 835 N.W.2d 615, 621 (2013) (quoting People v. Harrington, 194 Mich.App. 424, 428 , 487 N.W.2d 479, 483 (1992)) (emphasis omitted).
quoting People v. Harrington, 194 Mich.App. 424, 428 , 487 N.W.2d 479, 483 (1992)
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People of Michigan v. Eric Paul Wilson (2021)
See id. “[T]he elements of voluntary manslaughter are included in murder, with murder possessing the single additional element of malice.” People v Reese, 491 Mich 127, 144 ; 815 NW2d 85 (2012) (quotation marks and citation omitted).
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People of Michigan v. Herbert Dewey Baldridge (2017)
See Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 286-287 .
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People of Michigan v. Herbert Dewey Baldridge (2017)
See Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 286-287 .
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People v. Ackah-Essien (2015)
See Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 293 .
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People of Michigan v. Daykota Dallas Handrich (2026)
See Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 286-287 .
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People of Michigan v. Demetrius Ivory (2026)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 294 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013). -9- “This Court reviews de novo a challenge to the sufficiency of the evidence.” People v Smith, 336 Mich App 297 , 302; 970 NW2d 450 (2021).
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Williams v. Macauley (2024)
See People v. Mitchell, 301 Mich. App. 282, 288 ; 835 N.W.2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. Oscar Alexis Urtiz-Esquivel (2024)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 294 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. David Alan Stevens (2024)
See People v McClendon, 426 Mich 855 ; 393 NW2d 811 (1986) (stating that reversal due to insufficiency of the evidence bars retrial “on double jeopardy grounds”); see also People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 294 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. Christopher Damari Lumpkin (2023)
See Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 287 .
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20231130_C361906_53_361906.Opn.Pdf (2023)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 287 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013) (explaining that, in order for provocation to rise to the level that it negates malice and mitigates second-degree murder to voluntary manslaughter, it must be such that it would cause a reasonable person to lose control).
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People of Michigan v. Reginald Cu-Nu Grasty (2023)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 286 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. Lewis Henry McClaine (2023)
Compare People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 286-289 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013). 4.
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People of Michigan v. Bianca Jalissa May (2023)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 294 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013) (noting that acquittal is the proper remedy when the defendant’s conviction was not supported by sufficient evidence).
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People of Michigan v. Allen Zauril Ford (2023)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 286 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. Jason Allen Evans (2022)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 294 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. Jason Allen Evans (2022)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 294 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. William Russell Williams (2019)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 288 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013), II.
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People of Michigan v. Robert Jerry Vansickle (2019)
See Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 293 n 4 (“Because the statute clearly prohibits only the conduct of a person who ‘goes armed,’ use of the phrase ‘being armed’ impermissibly expands the scope of MCL 750.226.”).
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People of Michigan v. Carlos Washington (2018)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 292-293 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. William Lyles Jr (2017)
See also People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 286 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. Gregory Terrance Lee (2016)
See Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 286 .
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People of Michigan v. James Terrell Sheperd (2015)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 294 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. William Lyles Jr (2015)
See also People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 286 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. William Chance Stephens (2015)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 286 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013).
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People of Michigan v. Salah Al-Shara (2015)
See People v Mitchell, 301 Mich App 282, 294 ; 835 NW2d 615 (2013). -5-
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People of Michigan v. Levonne Jomarrio Greer (2015)
See Mitchell, 301 Mich App at 286 .