Legal Opinion
People v. Stanaway
Michigan Supreme Court
Decided August 29, 1994No. Docket Nos. 92269, 96823, (Calendar Nos. 12-13)PublishedCited by 311 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBrickley, J.
This case presents the question whether, and under what circumstances, records of *649a psychologist, a. sexual assault counselor, a social worker, or a juvenile diversion officer regarding a witness should be discoverable by the accused in a criminal trial. To the extent the records are privileged under MCL 330.1750; MSA 14.800(750), MCL 600.2157a(2); MSA 27A.2157(1)(2), MCL 339.1610; MSA 18.425(1610), and MCL 722.826-722.829; MSA 25.243(56)-25.243(59), respectively, resolution requires a determination whether defendant’s federal and state constitutional rights of due process require a pretrial…
2Cases cited101 opinions
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- Davis v. AlaskaSupreme Court of the United States · 1974
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3Cited by311 opinions
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