Covenhoven v. State
1 N.J.L. 298
Opinion
The objections are insufficient; there was both notice and appearance. The signature of the justice to the inquisition is unnecessary. As to the figures, the eases cited apply exclusively to indictments ; in New Jersey these inquisitions are considered as civil prosecutions ; and, as quashing is not de jure, we will not do it on these exceptions.
Cited in Cruiser v. State, 3 Harr. 208
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