People ex rel. Hobach v. Sheriff
New York Supreme Court
Habeas corpus proceedings to review the conviction of , relator of the crime of carrying on the business of a barber on Sunday in the city of Brooklyn.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
The relator was arrested upon the charge of carrying on the business of a barber in the city of Brooklyn on Sunday, June ninth last, which act, by chapter 823 of the Laws of 1895, is declared to be a misdemeanor. Having been committed for trial by one of the police justices of the city, *588he has been brought before me upon a writ of habeas corpus and asks for his discharge upon the ground that the statute referred to is unconstitutional. The statute makes it a misdemeanor to carry on or engage in the work of a barber on the first day of the week, except that in the city of Hew York and the…
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