Chase v. Kalamazoo Circuit Judge
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus by Henry E. Chase, deputy attorney general, to compel John W. Adams, circuit judge of Kalamazoo county, to order the issuance of subpoenas in the usual form in criminal cases.
1Per curiam
Certain complaints were made by one of the deputy dairy and food inspectors of the State against certain persons in the county of Kalamazoo for violation of section 3, Act No. 193, Pub. Acts 1895 (3 Comp. Laws, § 5013). Examinations were had before an *272examining magistrate. The magistrate found reasonable cause to believe the defendants guilty, and bound them over to the circuit court for the county of Kalamazoo for trial. Informations were filed to which the respondents pleaded not guilty. One was against one Philip Bresson. The case was set for trial. The prosecuting attorney appeared in the…
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