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Insights from Michigan Appeals
Attorney Mark Linton:
Expert Guidance on Criminal Appeals


The Hidden Role of Cumulative Evidence in Denying Motions for a New Trial in Michigan
Cumulative evidence is one of the most common reasons Michigan courts deny motions for a new trial. This article explains how the rule works, why judges rely on it, and what newly discovered evidence must show to overcome this barrier.

Mark Linton
Feb 76 min read


Motion for a New Trial in Michigan (MCL 770.1) — Your Guide to When It Can Be Used
A Motion for a New Trial in Michigan can reopen the door to justice when something went wrong at trial. Learn how this powerful legal tool works, when it should be filed, and how it can protect your loved one’s future.

Mark Linton
Nov 29, 20255 min read


Can a Not Guilty Verdict Be Appealed in Michigan?
Can a Not Guilty Verdict Be Appealed in Michigan? What Victims and Families Deserve to Know Can a not guilty verdict be appealed in Michigan? That’s the question echoing in your mind. The jury didn’t see what you saw, despite what seemed like overwhelming evidence. The person you believe caused deep, lasting harm is now walking free — and you’re left wondering if this could really be the end. The jury didn’t see what you saw, despite what seemed like overwhelming evidence. Th

Mark Linton
Aug 17, 20256 min read
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