Michigan Supreme Court, 1992

The court held that the circumstantial evidence permitted a rational jury to find Wolfe guilty of possessing cocaine with intent to deliver, but that his mere presence in the apartment did not establish possession of the shotgun during the felony.

The Michigan Supreme Court held that § 109a of the Social Welfare Act, which funded childbirth but generally denied public funding for abortions unless necessary to save the mother's life, did not violate Michigan's Equal Protection Clause.