People v. McGinnis

Defendant was convicted of rape and larceny. The Court of Appeals affirmed. People v McGinnis (On Rehearing), 76 Mich App 268; 256 NW2d 587 (1977).

Defendant testified on his own behalf. He denied committing the offenses, claiming that he had spent the day in question at a Clock restaurant and at a coney island. He further stated that while Rt the restaurant he spoke with a witness named Ms. Maranucci and offered to fix her car windshield.

Before trial, defendant filed notice of alibi listing Ms. Maranucci as an alibi witness; she was never called as a witness.

During cross-examination the…