Legal Opinion
People v. Gagnon
Michigan Court of Appeals
Decided October 12, 1983No. Docket 67619PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Per curiam
Defendant was found guilty by a jury in district court of assault and battery, MCL *681750.81; MSA 28.276, and being a disorderly person, MCL 750.167; MSA 28.364. Defendant was sentenced to a fine and costs of $160 for both convictions and appealed to the Oakland County Circuit Court, which reversed. The circuit court held § (l)(e) of the disorderly person statute to be unconstitutionally vague as applied. The circuit court also reversed the assault and battery conviction because of instructional errors. Proceeding in accordance with MCL 770.12(l)(b); MSA 28.1109(l)(b), the people sought and…
2Cases cited9 opinions
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- Smith v. GoguenSupreme Court of the United States · 1974
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