In re Jackson

Citations

• 107 Kan. 167
• 190 P. 608
• 1920 Kan. LEXIS 37

Syllabus

<p>syllabus by the court</p> <p>Habeas Corpus — Sentence Imprisonment — Execution Delayed — Result of Abortive Pleas of Petitioner — Writ Denied. , Delays in the execution of a judgment imposing a term of imprisonment on a defendant in a criminal case, which were caused by an abortive parole, an abortive appeal, a stay of proceedings, and an application to a district judge for a parole, for all of which the defendant was himself responsible, do not relieve the defendant from the judgment; and the expiration of the time when he would have been entitled to his release from jail if he had been promptly incarcerated and continuously kept in jail on and from the date when he was sentenced is not an execution of the sentence and judgment; and ordinarily he will not be entitled to release on habeas corpus so long as any portion of his term in jail has not been duly served.</p>