In re Meads

Citations

• 26 Cal. App. 631

Syllabus

<p>Criminal Law—Failure to Provide for Minor Child—Eight of Appeal—Habeas Corpus.—In a prosecution for the offense of failing to provide for a minor child the common necessaries of life the superior court has jurisdiction of the offense and by service on the defendant has jurisdiction of his person, and where defendant appeared, he had an opportunity to present his objections, and his remedy against the judgment of conviction is by appeal and not by habeas corpus.</p>