People v. Goss

AFTER REMAND

Levin, J.

Darryl Steven Goss was convicted of armed robbery1 and first-degree felony murder.2 This Court aflirmed the armed-robbery conviction3 but reversed the felony-murder conviction on the ground that the instructions to the jury omitted the intent requirement for aiding and abetting, and remanded the case to the Detroit Recorder’s Court for a new trial on the felony-murder charge.4

The question presented is whether Goss is *591barred by the doctrines of res judicata and collateral estoppel from relitigating the issue whether he committed the armed robbery at a retrial for…