In re Nolan
Citations
- 21 Wash. 395
- 58 P. 222
- 1899 Wash. LEXIS 297
Syllabus
<p>HABEAS CORPUS-CONVICTION UNDER VOID ACT.</p> <p>The fact that an amendment of tbe statute defining rape was declared unconstitutional, subsequent to tbe conviction of a person charged with tbe crime under tbe provisions of the amendment, would not warrant bis release on habeas corpus, since tbe original statute would be left in force through tbe invalidity of tbe amendment and tbe court accordingly having jurisdiction of the person and tbe subject matter its decision could be attacked only on appeal, and not collaterally by habeas corpus proceedings.</p>
Judges: Fullerton
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- In re MileckeWashington Supreme Court· 1909-03-27· cited 20×
- In re VoightWashington Supreme Court· 1924-06-04· cited 17×
- In re MillerWashington Supreme Court· 1924-05-07· cited 12×
- State ex rel. Zenner v. GrahamWashington Supreme Court· 1904-01-11· cited 11×
- City of Everett v. CowlesWashington Supreme Court· 1917-07-25· cited 6×
- Russell v. KeesWashington Supreme Court· 1905-09-26· cited 5×
- State v. HarrasWashington Supreme Court· 1900-01-02· cited 4×
- State v. CollinsWashington Supreme Court· 1921-07-22· cited 3×
Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Ex Parte YarbroughSupreme Court· 1884-03-03· cited 548×
- In Re CoySupreme Court· 1888-05-14· cited 201×
- In Re FrederichSupreme Court· 1893-04-24· cited 127×
- Ex parte MooneyWest Virginia Supreme Court· 1885-06-27· cited 74×
- Ex parte DavisU.S. Circuit Court for the District of Kentucky· 1884-08-08· cited 11×
- State v. HalbertWashington Supreme Court· 1896-03-21· cited 10×
- State v. AllenWashington Supreme Court· 1896-02-25· cited 9×
- State v. DillonWashington Supreme Court· 1896-05-25· cited 3×
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