People v. Donald D. Williams
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtBurns, J.
Defendant Donald D. Williams, while serving a one-year sentence imposed on a charge not related to this case, was arraigned on a warrant charging the commission of the crime of incest brought on a complaint initiated by his daughter, Donna Williams. Defendant’s daughter alleged the act of incest took place on or about February 17, 1963, but she did not complain to the authorities until shortly before the defendant’s arraignment on July 17, 1963, explaining the delay was caused by her fear of her father.
The defendant requested an examination, which was held in the justice court on October 4,…
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