People v. Griffith

A complaint was filed in the municipal court of Chicago charging that the plaintiff in error, A. V. Griffith, did on the nineteenth day of July, 1916, in the city of Chicago, then and there test eyes and recommend glasses therefor without a certificate, in violation of an act to regulate the practice of optometry in the State of Illinois. At the trial the defendant presented to the court thirty-five propositions of law, stating that the act under which he was prosecuted was unconstitutional and void, as in conflict with various provisions of the State and Federal constitutions, all of which…