Archer v. First Criminal Judicial District Court

This case seems perfectly clear to me. The prosecutrix, and some nineteen others, each of whom, as I understand the matter, obtained a writ of certiorari from the Chief Justice at sometime last summer, were charged and convicted of being disorderly persons within the intent and *1160meaning of section 1 of the “act concerning disorderly persons.” Comp. Stat., p. 1926, as amended by Pamph. L. 1928, p. 202. The charge in each case was that the party accused “did then and there wander abroad in the open air and not give a good account of himself” (or herself). The proof showed that they were…