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The court heard oral arguments regarding several cases. Discussions covered issues such as jury instructions in a tampering with evidence case, the scoring of offense variables regarding medical conditions, Miranda rights and police questioning, and claims of ineffective assistance of counsel due to expert testimony regarding the motivation behind a homicide.
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The court held an oral argument regarding the enforceability of arbitration agreements within employment contracts. The discussion focused on whether such agreements, particularly when presented as click-through terms in online job applications, constitute unconscionable contracts of adhesion that deprive employees of their constitutional right to a jury trial. The dialogue explored legal standards for determining the reasonableness of these agreements, the necessity of clear notice and informed consent, and how contract law principles apply to mandatory arbitration clauses in an employment context.
The court heard an oral argument regarding a condemnation case involving Michigan Gas Utilities Corporation and the Midlam Trust. The discussion focused on whether the condemning agency failed to name all known owners in the condemnation complaint, thereby challenging the subject matter jurisdiction of the circuit court. The argument explored the statutory requirements for identifying property owners and serving them with a good faith offer, as well as whether the failure to name certain parties renders the necessity of the taking moot or subject to appeal.
The session consisted of oral arguments for three separate cases involving criminal matters. Key topics included issues regarding Deputy Ioven's testimony in a case involving allegations of sexual misconduct, arguments concerning the sufficiency of evidence for the charge of soliciting or enticing a minor for immoral purposes, and a constitutional discussion regarding jury nullification in the context of a criminal appeal.
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