Michigan Supreme Court June 1, 2001, Docket 116535 (People v. Williams)

Kelly, J.

I dissent from the majority opinion because it disregards settled precedent without a sound basis. In reaching its holding, the majority misconstrues and distorts People v Killebrew,1 a well-reasoned decision that, for almost two decades, has mandated a result contrary to the one reached in this case.