State v. Boyd
Citations
- 110 Miss. 565
- 70 So. 692
Syllabus
<p>Habeas Cokfus. Remedy by appeal. Right to relief.</p> <p>A writ a habeas corpus cannot successfully be invoked on the ground that a verdict in a felony case was taken in the absence of the trial judge, where the judgment was entered by the clerk and was in all respects regular on its face, since the taking of the verdict was a mere irregularity which could have been corrected by motion and appeal in the trial court that convicted petitioner.</p>
Judges: Holden
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5 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Clyde Harvey v. State of MississippiFifth Circuit· 1965-01-12· cited 120×
- Rogers v. JonesMississippi Supreme Court· 1961-03-27· cited 29×
- Krohn v. MiguesMississippi Supreme Court· 1973-03-12· cited 11×
- Shoemake v. ChainMississippi Supreme Court· 1951-01-02· cited 4×
- Murry v. WallerMississippi Supreme Court· 1963-02-11
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