McNamee v. People

Plaintiff in error was "convicted of a charge of having, unlawfully disinterred a human body. The information described the place of burial and the name of the deceased, and set forth all the allegations required by § 7711 of the Compiled Laws. It also contained an allegation, not required by that section, that the act of taking the body was done “for the purpose of dissection, and loith intent to sell and dispose of the same for that purpose for gain and profit” The errors alleged all relate to the legal sufficiency of the information.

It is claimed that the information should negative the…