State v. Friedley
Indiana Supreme Court
Original Action.
1Opinion of the CourtHackney, C. J.
The questions herein arise upon demurrer to a petition on behalf of Harry R. McMullen, prosecuting attorney for the Seventh Judicial Circuit, against William T. Friedley, special judge of the Dearborn Circuit Court. It is alleged that the respondent, acting as special judge in the trial of a *405suit for divorce, admitted the prosecuting attorney to defend therein, updn the representation that the suit was collusive, and the defense made by the defendant therein was not in good faith. The suit proceeded to trial, and decree in favor of the plaintiff therein, and an order that the prosecuting…
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