Ex parte Williams (1906) · DecisionDepot

Ex parte Williams

Name: California Superior Court Tentative Rulings
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California Supreme Court Sep 25, 1906 No. Cr. No. 1364Published

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Holding. The Supreme Court denied the application for transfer of a habeas corpus matter from the district court of appeal, holding that the constitutional provision governing such transfers does not apply to habeas corpus proceedings.

Issues

Whether the constitutional provision for transferring cases from the district court of appeal to the supreme court applies to habeas corpus matters.

Disposition. Denied

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“the constitutional provision with reference to the transfer of eases from the district court of appeal to the supreme court has no application in matters of habeas corpus.”

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Court of Appeals—Transfer of Cause to Supreme Court.—The constitutional provision with reference to the transfer of a ease from the district court of appeal to the supreme court has no application in matters of habeas corpus.

PER CURIAM. The application for an order transferring the above-entitled cause from the district court of appeal to the supreme court for hearing and determination after judgment in the said district court of appeal is denied; a majority of the justices of this court being of the opinion that the constitutional provision with reference to the transfer of eases from the district court of appeal to the supreme court has no application in matters of habeas corpus.

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