Shannon v. People
Michigan Supreme Court
Motion made at the last January Term to dismiss the exceptions accompanying the return to the writ of error; and held under advisement to this time. The grounds of the motion, and the provisions of the statute upon which it is based, are fully stated and considered in the opinion of the Oom-t.
1Opinion of the Court
Chbistiancy J.:
This cause comes before this Court by writ of error. Exceptions were taken in the Court below by the plaintiff in error, under Chap. 166, R. S. of 1846 • (Compiled Laws of 1857, Chap. 197). The Court below, disregarding the exceptions, sentenced the prisoner; a writ of error was duly issued fi-om this Court5 and the Court below, by its clerk, in return to the writ of error, has sent up the transcript of the record, including the bill of exceptions, as in civil cases. Errors are assigned upon the record proper, and upon matters aj>pearing in the bill of exceptions.
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