State ex rel. McLeod v. Logan
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtEllis, J.
The writ 'of Habeas Corpus is a writ the function of which is to cause the body of a person who is, *349oi* claims to be, unlawfully deprived of his liberty to be brought before the court that it may inquire into the cause of his detention and if found to be illegal that he may be restored to liberty.
The plaintiff in error in this case was not at the time he applied for the writ deprived of his liberty, nor is he now deprived of his liberty, but is under an appearance bond to answer a criminal charge duly lodged against him.
Habeas Corpus is not a proceeding which can be utilized in place of a…
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