People v. Solmonson, Docket No. 245178.

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• People v. Wolfe

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• People v. Jackson

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• Michigan - People v. Herndon
• Federal Cases - Doyle v. Ohio Wood v. Ohio
• Michigan - People v. Schollaert
• Michigan - People v. Hackett
• Michigan - People v. McReavy



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• Michigan - People v. Snow
• Federal Cases - Strickland v. Washington, 82-1554
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• Michigan - People v. Armstrong
• Michigan - People v. Rodgers
• Michigan - Spalding v. Spalding
• Michigan - People v. Hardiman
• Michigan - People v. Konrad
• Michigan - People v. Dennis
• Federal Cases - Miranda v. State of Arizona Vignera v. State of New York Westover v. United States State of California v. Stewart 8212 761, 584
• Michigan - People v. Bigge
• Michigan - People v. Babcock
• Michigan - People v. Toma
• Michigan - People v. Pickens
• Michigan - People v. Hegwood
• Michigan - People v. Stauffer, Docket No. 119127.
• Michigan - People v. LeBlanc
• Michigan - People v. Pomeroy
• Michigan - People v. Nowack
• Michigan - People v. Wolfe
• Michigan - People v. Wood
• Federal Cases - U.S. v. Rivera
• Michigan - People v. Fields
• Michigan - People v. Burton
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• US - Reference Stubs - Punishment for subsequent felony following conviction of 2 or more felonies; sentence for term of years considered indeterminate sentence; use of conviction to enhance sentence prohibited