Legal Opinion
People v. Gisondi
Michigan Court of Appeals
Decided December 8, 1967No. Docket 2,576PublishedCited by 16 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBaum, J.
This is a delayed appeal, upon leave granted, to review one issue:
“Did the trial court commit reversible error in admitting into evidence the confession of a codefendant, which was made in the presence of defendant Gisondi, as evidence of defendant Gisondi’s guilt?”
Harold Hummel and Michael Gisondi were convicted of first-degree murder 1 by a jury in the Oakland county circuit court. It was the theory of the people that Hummel shot and killed two persons in the course of an attempted robbery in which the appellant Michael Gisondi was a participant.
The confession in question was made in the…
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