Ware v. Circuit Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Ware v. Circuit Judge

1 McGrath 236, 75 McGrath 488

DecidedJune 28, 1889

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Ware v. Circuit Judge, 1 McGrath 236, 75 McGrath 488 (Mich. 1889).

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To compel respondent to assume jurisdiction over and try an information for alleged breach of the peace, charged to have been committed by the use of false, abusive and insolent language, in a dwelling house in the presence of the occupants, but accompanied with no threat and causing no expectation or fear of personal violence.

Denied June 28, 1889.

Held, not to be a breach of the peace within the common law definition of that term.

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To compel respondent to assume jurisdiction over and try an information for alleged breach of the peace, charged to have been committed by the use of false, abusive and insolent language, in a dwelling house in the presence of the occupants, but accompanied with no threat and causing no expectation or fear of personal violence.

Denied June 28, 1889.

Held, not to be a breach of the peace within the common law definition of that term.

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