Shea v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
John J. Shea and others were convicted of a crime, and they bring error. On motion of the United States to docket and dismiss the case, and petition of plaintiffs in error for an order enlarging the time for return of citation.
1Per curiam
Plaintiffs in error were convicted in the District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, January 29, 1915, and sentences of fine and imprisonment imposed. On March 27, 1915, writ of error and citation were issued, returnable April 26, 1915. On April 24th, two days before the return day, the District'Judge made an order extending the time for preparing and filing bill of exceptions until May 30th. No extension of time for return has ever been made, and return has not been filed in this court. After the return day was past, application made to the District Judge for an extension of time for *427r…
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