People v. Mankel

In this case we examine an information to determine whether what is contained therein alleges a crime to have been committed by him, of whose alleged conduct the court was informed.

We consider no facts. We take as true those set forth in the information. It says:

“James K. Miller, prosecuting attorney for the county of Kent, aforesaid, for and in behalf of the People of the State of Michigan, comes into said court, in the December term thereof, A.D., 1962, and gives it here to understand and be informed that one Gerard Mankel, of the county of Kent, on, to-wft, the 23d day of January, 1963, at…