State ex rel. Fryerson v. Tate

In his first proposition of law, appellant contends that he has stated a viable habeas corpus claim because his sentencing court lacked jurisdiction to convict him of offenses different from those for which he was bound over by the juvenile court. Appellant argues that when all aspects of this case are considered together, the end result must be that the court of appeals erred in denying the writ. The principal points of appellant’s arguments can be distilled into four separate components.

First, appellant asserts that a habeas corpus petition alleging that the sentencing court lacked…