Ex parte Beck
District Court, D. Montana
In the matter of the application of John Beck for writ of habeas corpus directed to one Jesse B. Roote, Major.
1Opinion of the Court
BOURQUIN, District Judge.
This application for habeas corpus with haste has been instituted, rule nisi heard, argued, and decided, all summarily, indeed, in and because of which the parties have ignored defects of substance in practice, in petition, and in return, and for evidence resorted to admissions, statements, and other matter in the nature of evidence, all to the end that a grave issue might be speedily determined. The whole, including the decision, is unsatisfactory — the latter in research and reasoning, though not in judgment reached.
Petitioner seeks .release from the custody of…
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