116 Mich. 390 | Mich. | 1898
The respondent was convicted of the offense of bigamy, and appeals from that conviction. The complaint was made by the husband of the respondent, though he was not so described in the complaint. The respondent waived examination before the magistrate, and was bound over to the circuit court for trial. An information was filed against her by the prosecuting attorney, which was verified by the prosecuting attorney, to which the respondent pleaded not guilty. A week later the trial of the case was commenced. The jury was sworn, and a witness produced upon the part of the people, when objection was made to any further trial of the case on the ground that the husband could not make a complaint, and that the complaint and all subsequent proceedings were void. The objection was overruled, the trial proceeded, and respondent was convicted.
It is urged on the part of the respondent that the proceedings are void ab initio, and respondent should be dis
Judgment is affirmed.