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People v. Morrin

Michigan Court of Appeals

187 N.W.2d 434 (1971)

Criminal Law
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[The underlying factual circumstances of the case are not provided in the casebook excerpt, which preserves only the court's discussion of the legal standard for premeditation and deliberation.]

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Whether premeditation and deliberation must be given independent meaning concerning the crime of first-degree murder.

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