Commonwealth. v. Miller and Miller, Sr.
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Baldrige, J.,
The appellant complains that the court below erred in discharging a rule to open judgment against him and return cash bail in the sum of $600.
On February 11, 1931, Alfred Miller was arrested on the charge of receiving stolen goods. At the preliminary hearing held the following d,ay before a magistrate, he appeared and was held in bail, furnished by John Morrison, in the sum of $600, conditioned for his appearance at a further hearing on February 18, 1931. Miller did not then appear, nor was the bail forfeited, as the appellant, the defendant’s father, gave substitute…
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