State v. Fray

The allegation that the defendant was practising medicine without a license, is admitted by the defendant.

His defense is predicated purely on legal ground. The defendant devotes some argument to the broad proposition that equity' has no criminal jurisdiction, and that in any event a court of equity will not award an injunction if the complainant has an adequate remedy at law. The complete answer to this line of argument is that this procedure is statutory and is authorized by the express terms of the statute. Unless, therefore, the statute be for some reason invalid, the right of the…