People v. Hare
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before judgment, from Berrien. (A. J. Smith, J.) Information for murder. Respondent was convicted. A criminal examination before a justice takes the place of a presentment by the grand jury, and the statute under which it is conducted must be followed strictly : Tamer
1Opinion of the Court
Sherwood J.
The respondent, Thomas Hare, and one Daniel Billington, were jointly complained of before Alonzo Plummer, a justice of the peace at Benton Harbor, for the murder of John McCrone, at the township of Benton, in Berrien county, on the 6th day of October, 1883. The complaint was made on the 29th day of December, 1883, by Isabella McCrone, the wife of the deceased. Warrant was issued the same day for the arrest of the defendants, and thereunder Hare was arrested on the 31st of December, and *508Billington, January 5th following, 1884. On January 7th the-defendants were taken into court, and…
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