Crowe v. County of Wayne

This case, considering our continuant failure to screen appeals coming here, has wasted a good deal of our tightly budgeted time. It is but another “prime example of the kind of ease which ought not to be here on appeal” (Chief Justice Dethmers in Grossbart v. Gilbert, 364 Mich 96, 97) and our triplet opinions thereof will determine nothing of constitutional or other value except that no reversible error has been made to appear.

If statistical information furnished us in 1959 by the joint committee on Michigan procedural revision remains average-constant or nearly so, this Court is definitely…