Reseña de People v. Vail

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George H. Vail was charged with first-degree murder for his participation in a shooting which caused the death of David Rivas. Defendant was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by a jury in Oakland Circuit Court, Philip Pratt, J. The Court of Appeals, J. W. Fitzgerald, P. J., and T. M. Burns and Adams, JJ., affirmed (Docket No. 14986). Defendant appeals, contending that there was insufficient evidence for the jury to find defendant guilty of first-degree murder and that it was error to deny his motion to dismiss the count charging murder in the first degree. Held: Under the facts of this case, the trial Judge erred in refusing to grant defendants motion for a dismissal of the first-degree murder count where the proofs were insufficient to establish the elements of premeditation and deliberation.

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