Legal Opinion
People v. Lee
Michigan Supreme Court
Decided June 27, 1952No. Docket 82, 83, Calendar 44,955, 45,026PublishedCited by 25 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtReid, J.
On leave granted, defendant Ervin Lee appealed from his conviction and sentence pronounced. December 4, 1936, for murder in the first degree. Defendant John Bannerman, who had also, on leave granted, appealed from his conviction and sentence for complicity in and guilt of the same offense, stipulated and agreed that his cause be consolidated with and governed by the same decision as may be rendered in the Lee case. One record but separate briefs for the 2 defendants have been filed and the 2 appeals are herein considered and disposed of.
Beginning on November 18, 1936, defendant Ervin Lee…
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