People v. Dowd
Michigan Supreme Court
Exceptions before - judgment from the Recorder’s Court of Detroit. Information for receiving stolen property. Respondent was convicted below.
1Opinion of the CourtMarston, C. J.
Whether the respondent in this case could have interposed a valid objection in the police court to the complaint and warrant under which he was arrested, or either of them, either in form or substance, we need not determine. An examination was had without objection and the respondent held for trial, and we are of opinion that he could not for the first time raise such objections when called upon to plead to the information, as the charge contained in the information was embraced in the complaint and warrant and covered by the examination.
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