People v. Marxhausen
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne; Dingeman, J. August Marxhausen was bound over to the circuit court for an alleged violation of the liquor law. The information was quashed in the circuit court and the liquor seized ordered returned. To review this judgment, under Act No. 159, Pub. Acts 1917, the people bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtFellows, J.
Defendant is the owner of Calf Island, consisting of about 10 acres. It is located in the Detroit river within the confines of Wayne county. It is defendant’s home. On August 1, 1918, while defendant was in the State of South Carolina, and was known by the officers to be absent, five inspectors of the food and drug department, the marshal of the village of Trenton, a deputy sheriff of the county, and the justice of the peace, who afterwards conducted the examination of defendant, went to the island. Some of the party effected an entrance to the dwelling house without breaking locks or doors,…
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