Wittman v. Police Court
California Supreme Court Nov 28, 1904 No. S.F. No. 3015.Published
Before: Gray
Synopsis
Certiorari—Order op Police Judge—Summoning op Trial Jury by Sheripp—Jurisdiction—Waiver op Error—Remedy by Appeal.— The writ of certiorari or review will not lie to annul an order of a judge of the police court of the city and county of San Francisco, made under section 230 of the Code of Civil Procedure, for the summoning of a trial jury by the sheriff in a case of misdemeanor. Such order was within the jurisdiction of the police judge, and if any error was involved in the making of it the defendant might waive such error, and if it was not waived he had an adequate remedy by appeal.
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