United States v. Dahlberg

DREW, Justice.

A motion has been made to quash this appeal from a decision of the District Court of Appeal, Third District,1 on the ground we have no jurisdiction to entertain it.

Our jurisdiction in appeals from the district courts is limited to those decisions which initially pass on the validity of a state statute, or Federal statute or treaty or initially construe a controlling provision of the State or Federal Constitution.2 An examination of the decision under consideration clearly establishes that none of said prerequisites can be found.

In its brief in opposition to the motion to quash…