People v. Russell
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before judgment from Emmet; Adams, J. Sarah J. Russell was convicted of keeping a hou,se of ill fame.
1Opinion of the CourtMontgomery, J.
The respondent was convicted of the offense of keeping a house of ill fame, and brings the case here for review. There are a large number of assignments of error. We shall not discuss at length all of them. It will suffice to say that as to such allegations of error as appear to be predicated upon the claim either that the offense has not been proven, or that the character of the men who visited the house was not shown to be bad, we think the record is an ample reply to the contention in both respects, but shall not set out the evidence at large in this opinion, for manifest reasons.
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