Bailey v. Warden
20 Johns. 129
Opinion
We have decided that an attorney is not good bail, if excepted to; and, for the same reason, we think a Sheriff ought not to become bail; and such is the rule of the English Courts, which do not allow any person concerned in the process of the Court to become bail. We, therefore, grant the motion,
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Bailey v. Warden, 20 Johns. 129 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1822).
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