People v. Campbell
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before judgment from Jackson; Wiest, J., presiding. Robert Campbell was convicted of forgery.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
The defendant was convicted upon an information charging him with the forgery of a note. The date of the alleged offense as charged in the information was January 2, 1903. The proof showed that the paper produced and bearing that date was not seen by any of the witnesses until it was found by Judge Parkinson, a former partner of the defendant, in June or July, 1908. The finding of the paper in the desk of the respondent occurred during his absence, and when his desk had been taken apart by the direction of Judge Parkinson and in the presence of Mr. Cobb, who at that time was the attorney of…
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