People v. Warner
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before judgment from Menominee; Flannigan, J. ■ Harvey Warner was convicted of an assault with, intent to do great bodily harm less than the crime of murder.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
This case is in this court upon exceptions before sentence. The defendant was convicted of an assault upon one Raleigh Deacon, with intent to do great bodily harm to the said Raleigh Deacon, less than the crime of murder. The information contained two counts. The first count charged the offense above stated, and alleged that it was committed on September 8, 1916, at the township of Mellen, county of Menominee. The second count charged the defendant with having, on September 3, 1916, assaulted the said Raleigh Deacon with a dangerous weapon, to wit, a gun, but without intending to commit the…
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