People v. Fleish
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNorth, J.
On trial by jury the defendants herein were convicted of the charge of common-law conspiracy to kill and murder one Warren G. Hooper. Each was sentenced to a prison term. Leave having been granted, the defendants have appealed, and in support thereof have asserted a multiplicity of alleged errors. The return on the examination before the magistrate was filed May 16, 1945, and on the following day the information was filed and defendants arraigned. Defendant Samuel (Sammy) Fleisher stood mute and the other three pleaded not guilty. All of the defendants were released on bail on or before May…
2Cases cited8 opinions
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