In Re Fuller
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCarr, J.
On the 10th of May, 1945, the probate court of Wayne county entered an order adjudging Helen Fuller to be an insane person and ordering her committed to the Ypsilanti State Hospital or to the Eloise Hospital. She was confined to the latter institution, now known as the Wayne County General Hospital, and is an inmate thereof at the present time. The instant proceeding was brought by her husband for the purpose of obtaining her release. The petition filed alleges that the order of commitment was unauthorized and illegal in that provisions of the State 'and Federal Constitutions with reference…
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