Darwin native title appeal begins. At this point, the defense will argue the defense’s evidence was insufficient and the trial judge should set aside the conviction. The state is seeking to set aside the convictions on grounds that the trial judge erred by taking too long to set aside the convictions and not admitting the evidence to the defense. The State’s case rests on two assertions. The first is that at trial, DNA evidence was not submitted to the defense for analysis. However, the prosecution argues, according to court record, at the defense’s request, DNA was submitted for an analysis during the closing arguments and the prosecution then took possession of it. See the state’s reply brief at 9-15. The second is that the State failed to cross-examine any of the witnesses during the trial.
2. Jurisdiction. As noted earlier, this is not a State of Michigan criminal case. Rather, it is an appeal on the basis of the right to a fair trial. Specifically, we review this case under 10 USC § 1408, which is inapplicable as to criminal defendants in Michigan. In making th포커 룰e claim that the State’s case is barred by 11 USC § 1408, the State asserts the trial court violated this right to a fair trial. But we conclude that is not an accurate statement. Here, the trial court’s judgment is reversed.
ORDER
Affirmed.
FOOTNOTES
. The court, after reviewing the trial court’s finding that no expert witness could have been able to testify to the State’s case against defendant, denied di점보카지노scovery and excluded the following: (1) Any scientific paper, article, or report on the use of DNA analysis in courts; (2) Any scientific paper, article, or report concerning the conduct of cases under this section; and (3) Any other materials relevant to the issues at bar. Id., at 9-11.
. Defendant is entitled to no relief. See generally Hough v. State (2000) 9 Mich. App. 475, 492-493.
. This is not the only Michigan criminal appeal where the State was denied discovery pursuant to state interest in fairness. For example, there is evidence that in several prosecutions there was insufficient evidence against a defendant or defense witnesses to obtain a guilty verdict from the jury. See also전주출장샵 전주출장안마 State v. Hagenfeldt, 706 N.W.2d 759 (Minn. 2000); People v. Daubert, 489 N.W.2