People v. Perriman
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to superior court of Grand Rapids. (Burlingame, •J.) Respondent was convicted of bigamy, and sentenced to $tate prison for five years. The facts .-are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
Respondent was convicted of bigamy in marrying, at Grand Rapids, one Louisa A. Love, while-having another wife living, and not divorced. The information charged the former marriage to have been had with one Roxy L. Co wen, in Izard county, Ark., at a-time less than a year before the latter one, giving the date properly. On the calling of the case, and before trial, the prosecutor had leave granted to change the-name of the county in Arkansas to Fulton county. This; *187was objected to, but tbe objection was overruled. We do not tbink the amendment improper. No showing or claim seems to have been…
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