case the case OF Troy ail attorney a information for extortion will lie on the  James c against a attorney   light b Inst Inst Inst hawk p c salk see also Geo  c S stram a penal information against ail attorney for extortion in a cause  which he be employ to prosecute must express allege in what court the  defendant be implead S C side S C keb Jones Noy roll ab roll ab roll Rep ray  Mod Mod a information of extortion against Troy a attorney it be move in  arrest of judgement that atorneys be not within any of the statute against  extortion and therefore the information conclude ill the conclusion be contra  form statuti Twisden justice the statute of James c be express against  atorneys Kelynge chief justice I think as thus advice that atorneys be within  all the statute of extortion it be afterward move in arrest of judgement first  that the information be insufficient in the law because sir Thomas fanshaw  inform that Mr Troy be a attorney of the court of common plea do at Maidstone  cause one collop to be implead for S d debt at the suit of one Dudley  Sillinger c and this be ad grave damnum of collop c but it be not express in  what court he cause he to be implead second that which the defendant be charge  with be not a offence for be say that he do cause he to be implead and receive  the money the same day and perhaps be receive the money after he have cause he  to be implead three then it be not sufficient allege that he do illiciP  receive so much and extortion ought to be particular allege fourthly there be  not any statute that a attorney shall receive do more than his modern er p  just fee the profession of a attorney be at commonlaw and allow by the statute  of Westminster c and the modern statute of James c do not extend to this  matter non constat in this case if what he receive be for fee or no five the  suit for a offence against the statute must be bring by the party not by sir  Thomas fanshaw Kelynge chief justice if the party grieve will not sue for the  penalty of Triple damage give by that statute yet the king may prosecute to  turn he out of the roll Twisden justice I doubt that nor be it clear whether a  information will lie at all upon that statute or not for the statute do not  speak of a information Kelynge chief justice whenever a statute make a thing  criminal a formless cion will lie upon that statute though not give by express  word Twisden justice it appear here that this money be not receive of his  client for he be against collop but he ought to show in what court the implead  vas for otherwise it may be before the mayor in his chamber to which the ourt  agree so the information be quash