175-1927-VIII Chapter Viii Trials (768.1...768.37)

175-1927-VIII Chapter Viii Trials (768.1...768.37)

Section 768.1 Speedy Trial; Right of Parties; Duty of Public Officers.
Section 768.2 Criminal Cases; Precedence; Adjournment; Continuance.
Section 768.3 Person Indicted; Presence at Trial.
Section 768.4 Proof of Felony at Trial for Misdemeanor; Effect.
Section 768.5 Defendants Jointly Indicted; Separation of Trials.
Section 768.6 Commission of Offense in Certain State Institutions; Penalty.
Section 768.7 Jurisdiction Over Cases Arising Under Mcl 768.6; Proceedings; Examination; Warrant; Custody of Person Confined; Applicability of Section and Mcl 768.6.
Section 768.7a Commission of Crime During Incarceration in or Escape From Penal or Reformatory Institution; Felony Committed While on Parole; Term of Imprisonment; Supplementary Powers Conferred Upon Court.
Section 768.7b Commission of Subsequent Felony by Person Charged With Felony; Consecutive Sentences; Report.
Section 768.8 Issues of Fact to Be Tried by Jury; Waiver of Trial by Jury.
Section 768.9 Challenge to Juror for Cause; Membership on Grand Jury.
Section 768.10 Challenge to Juror for Cause; Effect of Opinion or Impression Not Positive in Character; Declaration by Juror.
Section 768.11 Repealed. 1978, Act 11, Imd. Eff. Feb. 8, 1978.
Section 768.12 Peremptory Challenge; Offense Not Punishable by Death or Life Imprisonment; Number.
Section 768.13 Peremptory Challenge; Offense Punishable by Death or Life Imprisonment; Number.
Section 768.14 Jurors; Form of Oath.
Section 768.15 Jurors; Affirmation in Lieu of Oath.
Section 768.16 Jurors; Liberty; Oath and Duty of Officer in Charge.
Section 768.17 Jurors; Medical Attendance; Use of Newspapers and Letters.
Section 768.18 Jury; Impaneling; Number of Members; Qualifications; Excusing Jurors; Reducing Jury to 12 Members.
Section 768.19 Perjury; Acts of Officer Under Oath.
Section 768.20 Alibi as Defense in Felony Case; Notice of Intention to Claim Defense; Notice of Rebuttal; Disclosure and Calling of Additional Witnesses.
Section 768.20a Insanity as Defense in Felony Case; Notice of Intention to Assert Defense; Examination; Independent Psychiatric Evaluation; Cooperation Required; Admissibility of Statements; Report; Notice of Rebuttal; Admissibility of Reports; “Qualified Personnel” Defined.
Section 768.21 Failure to File and Serve Notices or to State Names of Witnesses With Particularity; Exclusion of Evidence.
Section 768.21a Persons Deemed Legally Insane; Burden of Proof.
Section 768.21b Breaking Prison; Defense of Duress; Notices; Additional Witnesses; Consideration of Conditions.
Section 768.21c Use of Deadly Force by Individual in Own Dwelling; "Dwelling" Defined.
Section 768.22 Rules of Evidence; Applicability of Criminal and Quasi Criminal Proceedings; Evidence of Prior Conviction.
Section 768.23 Exception; Necessity of Taking.
Section 768.24 Evidence; Leading Question.
Section 768.25 Evidence; Proof of Signature.
Section 768.26 Evidence; Use of Former Testimony; Deposition for Defendant.
Section 768.27 Evidence; Proof of Intent or Motive by Similar Acts.
Section 768.27a Evidence That Defendant Committed Another Listed Offense Against Minor; Admissibility; Disclosure of Evidence to Defendant; Definitions.
Section 768.27b Domestic Violence or Sexual Assault Offense; Commission of Other Domestic Violence Acts; Admissibility; Disclosure; Definitions; Applicability of Section.
Section 768.27c Statement by Declarant; Admissibility; Circumstances Relevant to Trustworthiness; Disclosure; Privilege; Definitions; Applicability of Section.
Section 768.28 Evidence; View by Jury.
Section 768.28a Evidence Obtained Pursuant to Federal Court Order Authorizing or Approving Interception of Wire or Oral Communications; Admissibility.
Section 768.29 Judge's Duty at Trial; Effect of Failure to Instruct.
Section 768.29a Defense of Insanity in Criminal Action Tried Before Jury; Instructions.
Section 768.30 Exception to Charge or Refusal to Charge; Necessity.
Section 768.31 Joint Defendants; Discharge for Insufficient Evidence.
Section 768.32 Indictment for Offense Consisting of Different Degrees or for Offense Specified in Mcl 333.7401 and 333.7403; Finding of Jury or Judge; Instructions.
Section 768.33 Offense Consisting of Different Degrees; Subsequent Trial Prohibited.
Section 768.34 Discharged or Acquitted Prisoner; Liability for Costs or Fees.
Section 768.35 Plea of Guilty; Investigation by Judge; Sentence; Refusal to Accept.
Section 768.36 Defense of Insanity in Compliance With Mcl 768.20a; Finding of “Guilty but Mentally Ill”; Waiver of Right to Trial; Plea of Guilty but Mentally Ill; Examination of Reports; Hearing; Sentence; Evaluation and Treatment; Discharge; Report to Parole Board; Treatment as Condition of Parole or Probation; Period of Probation; Psychiatric Reports.
Section 768.37 Under Influence of or Impairment by Alcoholic Liquor or Drug as Defense Prohibited; Exception; Definitions.

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