Lee v. George
Kentucky Supreme Court
1ConcurrenceNoble, J.
I concur with the majority that Appellant did not frame his writ petition as a request for a writ granting separate relief on the bond order. But while he did not request it with sufficient particularity, it is clear to me that the Appellant did intend for the Court to set aside the bond order. Because the writ process is highly specific, and is an extraordinary remedy, I do agree that the Court should not address only a part of Appellant’s argument that was made primarily to argue that the trial court was biased and should be removed.
As discussed above, Appellant presented several legal…
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- Sahlie v. NolenDistrict Court, M.D. Alabama · 1997
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