Legal Opinion
Ballentine v. Nester
Supreme Court of Missouri
Decided August 6, 1942No. 38043PublishedCited by 22 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtTipton, J.
— Habeas corpus. On January 28, 1942, the petitioner was convicted in the St. Louis City Court for violating Section 5340 of St. Louis City Ordinance 41804 (being an ordinance amending Article 36 of Chapter 34, Revised Code, City of St. Louis, 1936, Ordinance 40999, as amended by Ordinances 41302, 41558, and 41604) relating to the Division of Smoke Regulation, and he was fined the sum of $100.00 and costs. The petitioner refused to pay the fine, and he was thereupon ordered into the custody of Thomas Nester, City Marshal of the City of St. Louis, in accordance with an order of execution,…
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