People v. Mitchell, 402 MICH 506 (1978): Brief on Appeal and Appendix of Defendant-Appellant
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This legal brief documents the appellate arguments in a significant Michigan Supreme Court case regarding the criteria for determining the admissibility of identification testimony. Such records are prized by legal historians and researchers for providing a firsthand look at the defense strategies and procedural debates that shape evolving standards of due process.
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