State v. DeMaio
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On certiorari.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Garretson, J.
The writs of certiorari in these cases bring up the conviction of the defendants as disorderly persons. The returns to the writs contain the affidavits, warrants, *591recognizances, challenges to the court upon grounds set forth, the filing and overruling of the same, the evidence taken upon the hearings and the conviction and judgments—also a copy of the docket of the justice—and in the case of DeMaio there appears in the printed book what seems to be some testimony taken before the justice as to the order of proceedings before him. This…
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