People v. Parkhurst
15 N.W. 522, 50 Mich. 389, 1883 Mich. LEXIS 818
Opinion
The defendant is in confinement in the House of Correction at Ionia, under a sentence for one year, for an ofíense the punishment of which by statue can be for three months oidy. Under the statute (Comp. L.. § 7998) the judgment should be reversed for the excess only ; but as three months have now expired, the defendant is entitled to an immediate discharge.
Ordered accordingly. t,
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