People v. McKenna
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBtishnell, J.
James Howard, alias Albert Preemont, and Prank McKenna, also alias Albert Freemont, were charged with unlawfully, etc., conspiring with one Lillian Miller, alias Lillian Stearns, by false pretenses, etc., to cheat and defraud the secretary of State and the State of Michigan. The information was laid under section 505 of the Michigan penal code, same being Act No. 328, Pub. Acts 1931. This section provides that “any person who shall commit any indictable offense at the common law, for the punishment of which ho provision is expressly made by auy statute of this State, shall be guilty of a…
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