In re Frazer
Michigan Supreme Court
Habeas corpus to determine the legality of the detention ■of petitioner for violation of an ordinance of the city of ’Grand Rapids.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell, O. J.
Petitioner was brought up on habeas ■ corpus to determine on the legality of his detention under a complaint and warrant in a proceeding before the police • court of Grand Rapids. No point is raised concerning the formality or jurisdiction of the court, if the by-law is valid *400under -which the complaint was made. We shall, therefore, not pass upon the form of the remedy, as no argument was-made except on the by-law.
The complaint was made under a by-law of the city of Grand Eapids, passed on the thirteenth of September, 1886, and which, from the petition, appears to have been…
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