People v. Stimer
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Jackson. (Peck, J.) Respondent was convicted of assault and battery, and appealed to the circuit court, where, after the denial of motion to quash, his appeal-bond was forfeited, and before any further proceedings were taken he sued out a writ of error to review said proceedings. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
Complaint was made against the defendant for assault and battery on July 12, 1889, before a justice of the peace. On July 13 the cause came on for trial before a jury, who returned into court after being out for a time, and stated that they could not agree on account of the lateness of the hour. They were thereupon discharged 'by the justice, and on July 26 a new jury was called, who found the defendant guilty. This verdict was rendered on July 26, 1889, and thereupon, on the same day, the court sentenced the defendant—
“To pay a fine of $15, and $10 costs (and that he have twenty-four hours…
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