DocketNumber: [No. 81, October Term, 1946.]
Citation Numbers: 51 A.2d 827, 188 Md. 113
Judges: MARBURY, C.J., delivered the opinion of the Court.
Filed Date: 3/14/1947
Status: Precedential
Modified Date: 1/12/2023
This is an appeal from the refusal of Chief Judge C. Gus Grason of the Third Judicial Circuit to grant a writ of habeas corpus to the appellant on the ground that it appeared from the application that no relief could be granted appellant by issuing the writ.
Appellant was sentenced in the Criminal Court of Baltimore City in two cases on July 6, 1946, to serve five years in the Maryland Penitentiary in each case, the sentences to run concurrently. The sentences were imposed after the appellant had pleaded guilty in each case to a charge of false pretenses and forgery. His contention in his petition for the writ, and in his brief, is that he was arrested without a warrant.
The Criminal Court obtained jurisdiction of the appellant by indictments to which he pleaded guilty. The jurisdiction is not affected by the manner in which he was arrested. In the case ofRigor v. State,
The order of the learned judge below in declining to issue the writ will be affirmed.
Order affirmed, without costs.
McGuire v. State , 200 Md. 601 ( 2001 )
Fisher v. Swenson, Warden , 192 Md. 717 ( 1949 )
Tabor v. Swenson , 193 Md. 706 ( 1949 )
Meadows v. Warden , 191 Md. 756 ( 1948 )
Holliday v. Warden , 191 Md. 763 ( 1948 )
Bowie v. Warden , 190 Md. 728 ( 1947 )
State Ex Rel. Wilson v. Warden , 190 Md. 758 ( 1948 )
Wright v. Swenson , 191 Md. 762 ( 1948 )
State Ex Rel. Williams v. Warden , 190 Md. 762 ( 1948 )