In re Martinson

California Court of Appeal Dec 8, 1927 No. Crim. No. 1007Published

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Holding. The court granted the defendant bail pending appeal of a misdemeanor conviction under the California Juvenile Court Law, relying on the authority of a companion case.

Issues

Whether a defendant convicted of a misdemeanor under the Juvenile Court Law is entitled to bail pending appeal.

Disposition. Granted bail

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“Upon the authority of that case the petitioner herein is admitted to bail, pending appeal, upon giving a bond in the sum of $1,500, with sureties approved by a judge of the superior court of Sonoma County.”

THE COURT. The defendant in this case was convicted of a misdemeanor under the Juvenile Court Law of the state of California (Deering’s Gen. Laws 1923, Act No. 3966) and has appealed to this court from such judgment of conviction. Bail, upon appeal, was denied in the trial court.

This case, in all particulars, is identical with that of In re Martinson, ante, p. 393 [262 Pac. 474], on petition for writ of hateas corpus, this day decided. Upon the authority of that case the petitioner herein is admitted to bail, pending appeal, upon giving a bond in the sum of $1,500, with sureties approved by a judge of the superior court of Sonoma County.

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