People v. Seaman
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before judgment from recorder’s court of Detroit; Chapin, J. Dennis 3. Seaman- was convicted of manslaughter.
1Opinion of the Court
McGrath, O. J.
Respondent was informed against, jointly with one Alice Lane, under 2 How. Stat. § 9107, for manslaughter. He demanded and had a separate trial. The first count charged the use of drugs, the name and component i>arts of which are unknown; the second charged the use of an instrument, the name of which is unknown; and the third charged the employment of means, the nature of which is unknown.
The testimony for the people tended to show that Emily Hall went to the house of Alice Lane about midnight of January 23,1895; that on Tuesday, January 29th, she was delivered of a foetus four…
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