Disturbing the Peace Case Ends With House of Correction
In a Detroit saloon incident a nameless man declared as John Doe is charged with disturbing the peace. The arresting exchange features a grand, pompous exchange as Bijah and Tam argue with the prisoner. The judge sentences the man to sixty days in the House of Correction.
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