State v. Byrkett

Regret having been expressed by the committee in a brief furnished the court since the motion to make definite and certain was sustained, and the first charge was amended, that a demurrer was not interposed to the first charge instead of a motion; and the belief having been expressed that the court, under the statute, has not the right to subject the charges filed against an attorney at law to the criticism of a motion ■or a demurrer, the court is impelled briefly to notice this objection, because of the importance and the interest attaching to questions arising out of so grave a case as the…