Attorney Referee may preside over any type of hearing, except a jury trial.
Fair, honest doubt based on the evidence produced at trial or missing from the proofs. Evidence which, as a whole, shows that the fact sought to be proved is more probable than not. The set of laws governing juvenile delinquency proceedings, designated proceedings, and child protective proceedings. Postponing or rescheduling a case or court session until another date or time. Charge filed by a prosecutor against a defendant concerning violation of a criminal law.
Mere knowledge that another person is going to commit a crime, or mere presence at the scene of a crime, is not enough. This is a specific intent crime, and cannot occur accidentally. The record sent by the trial court to the appellate court of what happened at the trial court. The party responding to an appeal filed in a higher court. The parolee is under the supervision of a state parole officer during the parole period. Knowingly making a material false statement about a material fact while under oath to tell the truth. And the man's mother wanted him home for the holidays. Rules adopted by the Michigan Supreme Court to govern procedures in all courts.