Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Practice in the Municipal Court of Chicago
The Introduction, (part I), contains the Municipal Court Act, its history, and a discussion Of various constitutional ques tions pertaining to its jurisdictional and practice provisions. The argument is designed to aid in the presentation of those questions to the supreme court as they may be raised from time to time. Not only was the passage of the Municipal Court Act strongly opposed by many members of the bar, but its con stitutionality as a whole was disputed by them, and no doubt single provisions will be the subject Of future attacks. TO leave these questions to be determined by the aid of only such arguments as might be presented to the supreme court in cases arising from time to time has not been deemed expedient.
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