Harrell v. United Natl. Ins.

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• judge has inherent power to grant change of venue in order to secure impartial trial
• when change of place of trial ordered, criminal indictment remains unchanged as to venue, and all proceedings on it, except trial, should be in county where indictment obtained
• courts have inherent power “to do whatever may be done under the general principles of jurisprudence to insure to the citizen a fair trial, whenever his life, liberty, property or character is at stake”
• impartial trial impossible in court of proper venue
• impartial trial impossible in court of proper venue

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