Ex Parte Warris
Citations
- 28 Fla. 371
Syllabus
<p>1. Defects or irregularities in the selection of the list of registered voters from which grand jurors are drawn, or in drawing grand juries, cannot be inquired into through a writ of habeas corpus by the party* indicted.</p> <p>2. Where it appears simply that two are indicted jointly in the Circuit Court in October, and one not being in custody, the other is tried immediately and convicted and obtains a writ of error, and in the following month the judgment is reversed, and at the succeeding term of the Circuit Court in April, the one not in custody at the former term having been arrested in the meanwhile, the cause is continued on motion of the State, as to both, they demanded an immediate trial, no denial of the “ right to a speedy and public trial ” is shown.</p> <p>3. Whether the amount of the bail required of persons is excessive, will not be inquired into on habeas corpus, where no complaint of it is made in the petition, and no testimony is adduced.</p>
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- finding evidence of \endangerment\ sufficient where father was incarcerated before child's birth for sexual assault of fifteen-month old child, had three previous juvenile adjudications for aggravated sexual assault of children, and was still incarcerated at time of trial
- finding evidence of \endangerment\ sufficient where father was incarcerated before child's birth for sexual assault of fifteen-month old child, had three previous juvenile adjudications for aggravated sexual assault of children, and was still incarcerated at time of trial
- finding evidence of \endangerment\ sufficient where father was incarcerated before child's birth for sexual assault of fifteen-month old child, had three previous juvenile adjudications for aggravated sexual assault of children, and was still incarcerated at time of trial
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Judges: Raney
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