Here are some typos I've collected from trial transcripts and briefs:

Q. You mentioned LSD that you had taken some LSD that day.
A. Right.
Q. Did you take drugs often?
A. Yes, I did.
Q. Still using drugs?
A. No, I don't.
Q. Besides LSD, did you use any other drugs at that time?
A. Yes, I used Perdner, almost everything ....
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During the course of the trial, testimony was adduced that tended to show, inter alia, that Defendant had an altercation with one of the complainants as a result of Defendant having confronted the complainant, Campbell, as a law enforcement officer for the purpose of inquiring into the reasons for the complainant's alleged erotic driving behavior.
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That type of procedure is not proper, it's not within the Rules of Evidence, and it cannot be condomed by this Court, nor would it be condomed I don't think by the Appellate Court.
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Basic to our system of criminal justice is the principle that a person excused of a crime is presumed to be innocent.
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Certainly if ever there was a teacher in the anals of the history of the State of Michigan that does not belong in the school room, Mr. Nelson is a classic example.
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A recent Michigan Court of Appeals, Detroit vs. Whalings, Inc. 43 Mich. App. 1, analized the principles involved...
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PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT'S CONCISE STATEMENT OF FACTS AND PROCEEDINGS
...5. Mr. Kelly went for his physical examination in late December 1971, and passed that examination.
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7. On January 4, 1970, Mr. Kelly entered the hospital; he died on January 29, 1970.
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JUDGE'S CERTIFICATE OF CONCISE STATEMENT OF FACTS AND PROCEEDINGS
I...do hereby certify that after due notice I have settled the attached...statement.... _
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THE COURT: Well, that's my job, to be an empire.