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· 5/8/1933

Higbee v. John

Citations

  • 21 P.2d 1118
  • 92 Colo. 480
  • 1933 Colo. LEXIS 360

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  • “[i]n the absence of statute, the determination whether two sentences to the same penal institution shall run concurrently or consecutively is an incident to the judicial function of imposing sentences upon a convict and is a matter for the determination of the court”
  • “in the absence of statute, the determination whether two sentences to the same penal institution shall run concurrently or consecutively is an incident to the judicial function of imposing sentences upon a convict and is a matter for the determination of the court”

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