People v. Allen

The respondent was convicted before a magistrate, under the liquor law of 1881, of the offense of' “ being drunk in a public street ” in the village of Allegan, *177From this conviction he took a general appeal to the circuit court, where his case was retried; a conviction was again obtained, and from this judgment he brings error, and the proceedings at the circuit are now before us for review.

"When respondent appeared before the magistrate he pleaded not guilty to the complaint, and the case was adjourned for trial. On the adjourned day he appeared with counsel, and “moved to set aside his…