New York Supreme Court, 1807

People v. Schenck

People v. Schenck
New York Supreme Court · Decided November 15, 1807
2 Johns. 479

Counsel

Rilcer, district attorney, in, Blake, contra.

People v. Schenck

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

The question has already been decided, in the case of The People v. Gardner.* The prisoner, therefore, is entitled to his discharge. But we think it proper to order, that he be detained in prison for three weeks; and in the mean time, let notice be given to the *479executive of the state of Neiv-Jersen, that the prisoner is j J 1 detained on a charge of felony committed in that state; and if no application be made for the delivery of the prisoner, within that time, he must be discharged.

Ante, p. 477.

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