PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN V JAMES WALKER, SR.; PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN V JAMES WALKER, JR.; PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN V ARTHUR JIMERSON, 393 MICH 333 (1975): Brief and Appendix for Plaintiff-Appellee

This document is a legal Brief and Appendix filed with the Michigan Supreme Court in the mid-1970s. It serves as a formal record of the appellate proceedings for a consolidated criminal case, People v. Walker, which addressed significant questions regarding the interpretation of Michigan's felony-firearm statutes and the procedural requirements for criminal trials during that era. Such briefs were prepared by the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney to provide the justices with the essential factual background, testimony excerpts, and legal arguments necessary to evaluate lower court rulings.

The publication is typical of late 20th-century appellate practice, where briefs were professionally printed and bound for distribution to the court and opposing counsel. As an official legal document, it was designed for functional clarity rather than aesthetic appeal, prioritizing the accurate transcription of court records and the logical presentation of state-advocated points of law. It remains a valuable resource for legal scholars and historians interested in the evolution of Michigan criminal jurisprudence and the specific procedural standards applied during the 1975 court session.