Damon S. Allen-Bey v. Michigan State Treasurer
Whether the trial Court violated the defendants protected constitutional rights by abusing its discretion where in parsing out Appellant's arguement it decision which is contrary to law, essentially was effectively a rendered a miscarriage of justice.
Whether the trial court by miscalculating the total amount sent to the defendant, where as only 90% of $1,003, not 90% of $1313.99 should have been taken, for reimbursement, based on the judges decision, the defendant should be returned the amount of $278.00.
Whether the trial court erred by not applying the Michigan administrative rule 791.6639, which states that whereas the evidence shows that the funds in question was accumulated over a 8 year period a prisoner can accumulate funds without limits.
Whether the trial court erred by considering the funds in question "Assets" whereas as the evidence shows that these funds were a loan and by law, loans are considered debt act assets.
Whether the trial court violated the defendant's constitutional rights by abusing its discretion in rendering a decision contrary to law, resulting in a miscarriage of justice