People v. Blumrich
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before sentence from Kent; Perkins, J. Richard E. Blumrich was convicted of selling cigarettes to a minor, contrary to statute.
1Opinion of the CourtMcAlvay, C. J.
This is a case which originated in the police court of Grand Rapids, from which it was appealed to the circuit court of Kent county, where, upon trial, respondent was found guilty. Respondent has removed the case to this court for review upon exceptions before sentence.
Respondent, who was employed in a cigar store in the city of Grand Rapids, was prosecuted for selling cigarettes to James Sproat, a minor of the age of 17 years, in violation of Act No. 226, Pub. Acts 1909, of this State (2 How. Stat. [2d Ed.] §§ 5295-8), prohibiting such sale. The facts are undisputed. It will therefore be…
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