People v. Byers

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• People v. Martinez
• People v. Steanhouse

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• Michigan - People v. Miles
• Michigan - People v. Steanhouse
• Michigan - People v. Triplett
• Michigan - People v. Steanhouse
• Michigan - People v. Catanzarite



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• Michigan - People v. Crook
• Michigan - People v. Dixon-Bey
• Michigan - People v. Martinez
• Michigan - People v. Lockridge
• Michigan - Great Lakes Div. of Nat. Steel Corp. v. City of Ecorse
• Michigan - People v. Chapa
• Michigan - People v. Cervantes
• Michigan - People v. Pennington
• US - Reference Stubs - Presentence investigation report; contents; information related to victim prohibited from inclusion; information exempted from disclosure; amendment or alteration; review of report; challenge; findings; copies
• US - Reference Stubs - Operating motor vehicle while intoxicated; "operating while intoxicated" defined; operating motor vehicle when visibly impaired; penalties for causing death or serious impairment of a body function; operation of motor vehicle by person less than 21 years of age; "any bodily alcohol content" defined; requirements; controlled substance; costs; enhanced sentence; guilty plea or nolo contendere; establishment of prior conviction; special verdict; public record; burden of proving religious service or ceremony; ignition interlock device; definitions; prior conviction; violations arising out of same transaction; certification of federal funding
• US - Reference Stubs - MCL 500.3102 Nonresident Owner Or Registrant of Motor Vehicle Or Motorcycle to Maintain Security For Payment of Benefits; Operation of Motor Vehicle Or Motorcycle By Owner, Registrant, Or Other Person Without Security; Penalty; Failure to Produce Evidence of Security; Rebuttable Presumption
• US - Reference Stubs - MCL 257.904 Operating Vehicle If License, Registration Certificate, Or Vehicle Group Designation Suspended, Revoked, Or Denied; Penalty; Extending Period of Suspension Or Revocation; Enhanced Sentence; Furnishing Record to Court; Applicability