People v. Mascz

This case is here on exceptions before sentence.

The defendant was convicted of violating Act No. 338, Pub. Acts 1917, as amended (Comp. Laws Supp. 1922, § 7079 [1-62]), in that she did, on February 16, 1923, sell to one William Warfield a pint of moonshine whisky, so-called. Before the case was tried a motion was made for a continuance on the part of the defendant. The reasons assigned were that defendant had been advised by her attorney that, because of the absence of one William Warfield, the prosecuting attorney proposes to use the testimony of the said Warfield taken before the examining…