California Supreme Court· 10/17/1911
In re Smith
Citations
- 161 Cal. 208
Syllabus
<p>Criminal Law—Habeas Corpus—Collateral Attack on Judgment of Conviction after Affirmance on Appeal.—A judgment of conviction of the crime of robbery, after its affirmance on appeal, cannot be collaterally attacked on habeas corpus, for grounds which were re viewable on that appeal, even though they were not mentioned in the decision thereof.</p>
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