Raber v. Auditor of Wayne County

Ohio Supreme Court

Raber v. Auditor of Wayne County

12 Ohio St. (N.S.) 429

Ohio Supreme Court·Decided December 15, 1861·Published

Opinion

By the Court.

Held: Where, in a prosecution to keep the peace, the defendant is held to bail or committed, and [430]*430adjudged to pay the costs of prosecution, but proves to be insolvent, so that the costs can not be collected from him, there is no statute requiring the payment of such costs from ■ the county treasury.

0. 0. Parsons, for plaintiff. John P. Jeffries, for defendant.

Mandamus refused.

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By the Court.

Held: Where, in a prosecution to keep the peace, the defendant is held to bail or committed, and [430]*430adjudged to pay the costs of prosecution, but proves to be insolvent, so that the costs can not be collected from him, there is no statute requiring the payment of such costs from ■ the county treasury.

0. 0. Parsons, for plaintiff. John P. Jeffries, for defendant.

Mandamus refused.

Raber v. Auditor of Wayne County, 12 Ohio St. (N.S.) 429 (Ohio 1861).

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