People v. Budd

Citations

57 Cal. 349

Syllabus

<p>Bail—Breach oe Undertaking—Criminal Practice.—The defendant in a charge of misdemeanor is not required to be personally present at the trial; and therefore a failure to be personally present in court when his case is called is not a breach of the condition of the undertaking of his bail.</p>

Judges: Morrison

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Cited by

8 cases in this archive cite this case.

In Re Baird
California Court of Appeal· 1957-04-30· cited 15×
People v. Semecal
Appellate Division of the Superior Court of California· 1968-06-20· cited 12×
Beasley v. Municipal Court
California Court of Appeal· 1973-06-18· cited 7×
People v. Ross
California Court of Appeal· 1963-10-22· cited 3×
Smith v. Barnes County
North Dakota Supreme Court· 1915-04-26· cited 2×
Pueblo v. Colón
Supreme Court of Puerto Rico· 1929-02-08· cited 2×
People v. Amer. Contractors Indemnity Co.
California Court of Appeal· 2014-05-30
People v. Colón
Supreme Court of Puerto Rico· 1929-02-08

Cites

2 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

Steele v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky· 1835-05-26· cited 3×
Canada v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky· 1840-04-25· cited 3×

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