Noyes v. State
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Action brought in this court upon three several causes of action, the nature of which will sufficiently appear from the opinion. The attorney general demurred to each count of the complaint.
1Opinion of the Court
Ryaít, C. J.
I. The first count of the complaint is upon a judgment in this court, in favor of one Morrill, for costs in the supreme court of the United States, assigned to the plaintiff. A criminal prosecution was instituted by the state against Morrill, for violation of ch. 72 of 1870. He was convicted, and brought the case by writ of error to this court, where the conviction was affirmed. Morrill v. The State, 38 Wis., 428. He then took his writ of error to the supreme court of the United States, which reversed the judgment on a federal question. The judgment of reversal awarded costs…
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