People v. Marrs
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Cass; Smith, J. Frank Marrs, under an information charging rape, was convicted of an assault with intent to commit the crime, and sentenced to imprisonment for three years in the State house of correction at Ionia.
1Opinion of the CourtGkant, J.
1. The refusal to continue the case over the term is assigned as error. The alleged crime was committed on the 19th day of August, 1899. Complaint was made upon the 28th day of August, examination had on the 5th day of September, and respondent bound over to the circuit court for trial. Seven witnesses were indorsed upon the information, — the complaining witness, her father, mother, and sister, two physicians, and a Mrs. ICibler. Mrs. Kibler was called to testify to the mental condition of the prosecutrix. She gave no other testimony. Respondent was not arraigned on the first day of the…
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