Gordon v. Recorders' Court Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Gordon v. Recorders' Court Judge

1 McGrath 963

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedJanuary 17, 1894

DocketNo. 13775

StatusPublished

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Gordon v. Recorders' Court Judge, 1 McGrath 963 (Mich. 1894).

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To compel respondent to sign a bill of exceptions on behalf of relator who had been convicted of the murder of his own daughter.

Denied January 17, 1894.

The relator contended that but a single question was involved, viz., as to whether his wife was a competent witness against him, and the bill as presented contained only the testimony of the wife and the court insisted that the testimony of the relator should be included.

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To compel respondent to sign a bill of exceptions on behalf of relator who had been convicted of the murder of his own daughter.

Denied January 17, 1894.

The relator contended that but a single question was involved, viz., as to whether his wife was a competent witness against him, and the bill as presented contained only the testimony of the wife and the court insisted that the testimony of the relator should be included.

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