168159 People of MI v Donyelle Michael Black
Supreme Court of the State of Michigan · April 9, 2026
Oral argument in People v. Donielle Black addressed whether prosecutors may compel a psychological examination at a Miller resentencing hearing and whether such an exam (or judicial notice of earlier hearing evidence) waives a defendant's Fifth Amendment rights. Counsel debated scope, statutory authority, and truth-seeking implications before the court submitted the case for decision.
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