People v. Haley

Haley was convicted of the offense of' resisting an officer.' . Complaint was first made before a magistrate, and defendant waived examination and was held to bail to appear at the trial court, which was the Superior Court of Grand Rapids. An information was filed in that court for the statutory offense.

Defendant moved to quash the information because he had not been examined or waived examination on that, charge.

The defect pointed out is that in the complaint before the justice the offense was not charged to have been committed “knowingly and willfully,” as required by § 7675 of the Compiled…