People v. Hall
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Oakland. Information for murder. Respondent was convicted and brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
Ilall brings error from a judgment on conviction for the murder of-his wife. The case was twice tried — first in June, 1881, and afterwards in October, 1881,— the first jury having disagreed. Ye find in the outset a defect which does not seem to have been noticed by the parties, but which, under our advisory duty in criminal cases-under the statute, we cannot very well overlook -in passing' upon the exceptions. The information, which conforms to-the statute and is in the usual form, merely charges murder,, without charging in what way it was committed or in what degree. Under the statute the…
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