Huber v. Robinson
Indiana Supreme Court
On Friday, January 22, 1865, the argument of this application was heard before Chief-Justice Ray, and the case was taken under advisement until Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, when, the judges taking their places bn the bench, Chief-Justice Ray announced that, as the decision of the application involved the construction of a statute, and as it was desirable that such construction should be authoritative and a guide to legislative action, and therefore the judgment of the…
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On Friday, January 22, 1865, the argument of this application was heard before Chief-Justice Ray, and the case was taken under advisement until Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, when, the judges taking their places bn the bench, Chief-Justice Ray announced that, as the decision of the application involved the construction of a statute, and as it was desirable that such construction should be authoritative and a guide to legislative action, and therefore the judgment of the Supreme Court, he had submitted the question to the full bench of judges, and it had been considered by them, and that…
1Opinion of the CourtG-regoky, J.
On the application of Huber, a writ of. habeas corpus was issued by the clerk of this court on the order of Chief-Justice Ray, directed to the defendant Robinson, sheriff of Marion county, commanding him to have the body of Huber, etc., before the judge aforesaid, at, etc., on, etc., to do and receive what shall be ordered, etc. To this writ the defendant makes the following return:
“ I hereby produce said Jacob Huber, in obedience to the order of this writ of habeas corpus herein. I hold said Huber under the authority of an order from Hon. Solomon Blair, judge of the Court of Common Pleas of…
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