Winkelman v. People

This record shows this case: At the March term, 1868, of the St. Clair Circuit Court, the presiding judge of that court, on information by a member of the bar, entered a rule against the appellant to show cause why he should not be suspended from practice as an attorney of that court. The charge was, that after a bill in chancery had been filed in that court for an injunction, and the injunction allowed by the master in chancery, appellant had, without authority, interlined and altered the same in a material part, so as to make the injunction reach other parties.

Appellant, in his answer to…