State v. Van Vleet

Lowe, Oh. J.

^u^entfor1 ísñek.llow sat' Several fines were entered up against the defendant for a violation of the penal laws of this State, and he was ordered to be imprisoned until the same were paid. After suffering imprisonment for a given period, he was discharged, and then moved the court that the judgments rendered for these fines be marked satisfied of record. In support of this motion, he showed the following facts, which the court, under the testimony introduced, found to be true, namely, that the defendant was sentenced to be imprisoned until said judgments were paid; that, in…