People v. January
Citations
- 70 Cal. 34
- 11 P. 326
- 1886 Cal. LEXIS 719
Syllabus
<p>Criminal Law—Admission to Bail Pending Appeal—Application for. — The Supreme Court will not admit a prisoner to bail pending an appeal taken by him from a judgment convicting him of a felony, on an application made to it in the first instance, nor until after the determination upon its merits of an application for bail before the judge who tried the cause.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- transferring application for discretionary appeal from Supreme Court to Court of Appeals
- party must obtain specific ruling on constitutional question before Supreme Court has jurisdiction to hear issue
- party must elicit specific ruling on constitutional question to preserve it for appellate review
- party must elicit specific ruling on constitutional question to preserve it for appellate review
- party must elicit specific ruling on constitutional question to preserve it for appellate review
- party must elicit specific ruling or question to preserve it for appellate review
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Judges: McKinstry
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