People v. Dupie
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJ. W. Fitzgerald, J.
Defendant was jury-tried and convicted of unarmed robbery.1 Evidence introduced by the people at trial indicated that defendant, at the time 17 years of age, spent the late evening hours of August 25-26, 1971, in the company of complainant John Gregorich and others eating and drinking. In the morning defendant and complainant visited downtown Ontonagon where complainant, planning to go to Detroit to get on a freighter as a sailor, withdrew $215 from the bank. Defendant and complainant continued drinking at the home of defendant’s mother, where they were visited by two girls. After the girls…
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