State v. Tiner
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The defendants in this case appeal from the judgment of the District Court for Dakota county, rendered upon a retrial, upon an appeal from a judgment of a justice of the peace. The only error alleged and complained of is the denial of a motion, which is fully stated in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBerry, J.
By the Cowrt The defendants having been convicted before a justice of the peace of an assault and battery, fined, and committed until their fines and the costs should be paid, took an appeal to the District Court for Dakota county. They there moved for a dismissal of the appeal, as appears by the Clerk’s minutes; and for a dismissal of the cause, and for their own discharge, as appears by the settled case. The motion was based upon certain alleged errors in the proceedings before the justice, but it was not claimed that the justice had not jurisdiction of the subject matter of the…
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