Anderson v. State

Anderson was ordered extradited to Florida on a governor’s warrant. He filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus complaining that he was not in Florida on the date of the crime charged; that he was not charged with conduct which was a crime in Georgia; and that the administrative functions of Code Ann. Title 44 were not complied with. His petition was denied.

At the hearing on the petition, it was shown that:(a) The extradition documents on their face were in order;(b) Petitioner was charged with a crime in the demanding state, to wit, conspiracy to commit felony; and(c) The petitioner was…