People v. Anderson
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Scanlan
Defendant, William G. Anderson, was found guilty of an alleged direct contempt of court, and was sentenced to serve a term of imprisonment of six months in the county jail.
The judgment order finds that on February 23,1932, the case of People v. Hall came on for hearing before the court on an amended information filed on January 21, 1932, which charged the defendant with infractions of sections 41 and 41a of the Motor Vehicles Law of the State, Cahill’s St. ch. 95a, |fíf 42 and 42(1); that on February 23, 1932, the court, after hearing the testimony of witnesses, found the defendant guilty as…
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