· 6/27/1977
Hughes v. Kiley
Citations
- 367 N.E.2d 700
- 67 Ill. 2d 261
- 10 Ill. Dec. 247
- 1977 Ill. LEXIS 322
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- dealing with writ of prohibition, but announcing identical principle for mandamus
- alleged denial of due process could not be reviewed by way of petition for writ of habeas corpus
- a writ of habeas corpus is available only to obtain the release of a prisoner (1) who has been incarcerated under a judgment of a court that lacked jurisdiction of the subject matter or the person of the prisoner, or (2
- a writ of habeas corpus is available only to obtain the release of a prisoner (1) who has been incarcerated under a judgment of a court that lacked jurisdiction of the subject matter or the person of the prisoner, or (2
- a writ of habeas corpus is available only to obtain the release of a prisoner (1) who has been incarcerated under a judgment of a trial court that lacked jurisdiction of the subject matter or the person of the prisoner, or (2
- a writ of habeas corpus is available only to obtain the release of a prisoner (1) who has been incarcerated under a judgment of a court that lacked jurisdiction of the subject matter or the person of the prisoner, or (2
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Judges: Clark
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