In re Jones
Montana Supreme Court
Application for writ of habeas corpus by Maude Jones.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Brantly
Habeas corpas. The complainant was committed to the custody of the defendant after a preliminary examination had before a justice of the peace of Yellowstone county, upon a complaint charging her with grand larceny. The application for the writ was presented to, and was heard by, the Justices in chambers. The ground. alleged is that the evidence submitted at the preliminary hearing does not show reasonable or probable cause for belief that the complainant is guilty of the crime charged, or any crime of which the district court has jurisdiction.
The complaint under which the complainant was…
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