People v. Morris
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Kalamazoo. (Mills, J.) Respondents were convicted of horse-stealing, and were sentenced to State prison for 7 years, and 6 years and nine months, respectively. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtGrant, J.
The respondents were charged with the larceny of a horse of the value of $150. Thé information contained two counts, — one framed under the general statute for larceny; and the other' charging the larceny under section 9180 of Howell’s Statutes, which is an act to provide for the prevention and punishment of horse-stealing. The respondents, upon being arraigned, pleaded guilty. The court made the customary investigation for the purpose of determining whether their plea was made freely, with the full knowledge of the accusation against them, and without undue influence. The court, thereupon,…
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