Vittorio v. St. Regis Paper Co.

In October, 1919, the plaintiff was arrested upon a warrant issued upon a complaint, lodged with a justice of the peace by Carl F. McGran, an employee of the defendant. The complaint charged the plaintiff with receiving property stolen from the defendant. The plaintiff was discharged by the justice of the peace when it appeared that the jurat on the written information upon which the warrant was issued was not sub scribed by the officer before whom it was taken. The plaintiff was then arrested again under a warrant issued upon a new complaint made by McGran. He was tried and found guilty of…