Youngblood v. Jackson County

April 11,1969, plaintiff filed this action to restrain the county from giving or selling dogs impounded by the county to the University of Michigan for experimental purposes on the theory that the county had no authority to do so. On the filing of the complaint, a temporary restraining order issued restraining Jackson County from giving or selling dogs impounded by the county to the University of Michigan. The Attorney General intervened as third-party plaintiff and filed a complaint in quo warranto to test the county’s questioned authority. Later, the Board of Regents of the University of…