PEOPLE OF MI V MATTHEW PAUL SCHEANWALD

372912Court Of AppealsMar 10, 2026

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Court of Appeals, State of Michigan
ORDER
PEOPLE OF MI V MATTHEW PAUL SCHEANWALD
Docket No. 372912
LC No. 2023-013713-FH
Mariam S. Bazzi
Presiding Judge
Anica Letica
Randy J. Wallace
Judges
The Court orders that the motion to remand is GRANTED with respect to only the third
claim raised by defendant. This case is REMANDED to the trial court so that court can conduct an
evidentiary hearing regarding only the third claim raised in the motion to remand. Proceedings on remand
are limited to the issue raised in the third claim in motion to remand. The motion to remand is DENIED
with regard to the first and second claims. This Court retains jurisdiction.
Appellant shall make an appropriate filing in the trial court within 14 days after the date of
this order. The time for further proceedings in this appeal shall begin to run on the issuance of an order
in the trial court that concludes the remand proceedings. However, if appellant fails to file a motion to
initiate the proceedings within the time provided, the time for further proceedings in this appeal shall begin
to run at the conclusion of the 14-day period. Appellant shall file with this Court a copy of any motion
and supporting brief filed in the trial court, and appellant shall file a copy of any order entered within 14
days after its entry.
The trial court shall hear and decide the matter within 56 days of the date of this order. The
trial court shall make an appropriate determination on the record. The trial court shall cause a transcript
of any proceedings on remand to be prepared and filed within 21 days after completion of the proceedings.
Appellant may file a brief within 21 days after the court’s decision disposing of all issues on remand or
the filing of the transcript of all proceedings held on remand, whichever occurs later.
_______________________________
Presiding Judge
March 10, 2026

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