People v. Boyd
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before sentence from Hillsdale; Chester, J. William J. Boyd was convicted of obstructing the administration of justice.
1Opinion of the CourtMoAlvay, J.
Respondent in this case was prosecuted before the circuit court for the county of Hillsdale and by a jury was convicted of the common-law offense of ob*323structing the administration of justice. The case is before this court on exceptions before judgment.
At the time of the commission of the alleged offense, there was a case pending against the respondent in the circuit court, aforesaid, upon an information filed therein against him, which case was upon the October, 1911, calendar of said court, which court convened October 9, 1911, and when the cause was reached upon the calendar the prosecutor…
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